Sentence examples for could have been implied from inspiring English sources
Many who might have accepted the fact of what had happened as a symbol of subjugation might also have felt that the action could have been implied rather than shown.
This article was amended on 1 January 2013, rewording a previously ambiguous sentence that could have been taken to imply that rickets and scurvy were communicable diseases.
This article was amended on 20 February 2013 because it could have been read to imply that research carried out by Michel Kaiser, professor of marine conservation ecology at Bangor University, is funded by the trawling industry.
I'd like to see remote communities wake up from the spell of silence and fear that has been cast of over them by those who defend the indefensible". This article was amended on 20 February 2013 because it could have been read to imply that research carried out by Michel Kaiser, professor of marine conservation ecology at Bangor University, is funded by the trawling industry.
Clarification: An earlier version of this story could have been read to imply that Horan is British.
The lyrics to "Butterflies" and "Break of Dawn" were viewed as "glaringly banal" and it was implied that they could have been written by anyone.
This means that many anatomical characters inherited by descendants may be plesiomorphic and thus not informative, or could have been reduced or lost repeatedly, implying a high level of homoplasy.
Jefferies eventually received libel payouts from eight newspapers, including the Sun, because the titles had wrongly implied he could have been guilty.
During Wylie's evidence to the committee last month the former SCL data scientist had implied there could have been a risk of the Facebook data falling into the hands of the Russian state as a result of Kogan's back and forth travel to the region.
