Sentence examples for did implying from inspiring English sources

The judge stated that "there is evidence in the record to call into question things" the directors did, implying that they may have been too close with Mr. Burkle and Yucaipa.

1 at 20 and 10 μM enhanced the glucose consuming ability of DXM-treated 3T3-L1 adinocytes in a dose-dependent way (P < 10−5 and 10−4) like rosiglitazone did, implying that 1 restored the glucose transport ability of the cells (Fig. 5a).

Why did Nate approach her, saying he knows she didn't kill Lila but knows who did, implying -- thanks for the obvious juxtaposition, Shonda -- it was Sam.

Even in V4 and V4α, synaesthetically induced colours did not affect BOLD activity in the same way real colours did, implying that the neural machinery that is underlying synaesthetic colour experience is not organised in the same way as the neural machinery underlying real colour perception.

"It did imply the need for a greater urgency".

But Roberts' lawsuit did imply there was more to her story.

Although the revitalization did imply more professionalized APEs, the programme still values its community rootedness.

But it does imply he is in deep trouble.

Sobriety, laudable in many respects, does imply rigidity of thought.

It does imply, however, that a jealous Carpenter was the likely culprit.

That's great, but it does imply that the genre needs apologising for or rehabilitation.