Sentence examples for directly imply from inspiring English sources

Thus while the number of education and health care jobs could indeed grow significantly in the coming years, that does not directly imply job growth in small and midsize cities that depend on these sectors.

Emotional and psychological safety, though, isn't quite as simple a calculus, especially when we're talking about an art installation that does not actually depict or even directly imply sexual violence versus a group of students who say the art elicits a negative psychological reaction from them.

Nevertheless, population accessibility and service area coverage do not directly imply more number of actual users.

However, fragmentation per se does not directly imply loss of connectivity among patches.

The properties of A and B directly imply that the matrix T is real and skew-symmetric.

Further, high-resolution frontal face images do not directly imply high-quality biometric sample or confident match.

You are directly implying that there is something wrong with us, but there's not.

And unusually, Air Products has directly implied that the pill is aimed at activists.

Sony has been criticised for the fact that the hackers have apparently been able to copy the data directly, implying it was not encrypted.

However, his earlier tweet directly implied that Obama, whose mother was a white American and whose father was a Kenyan studying in the United States, did not deserve to be classified as African American.

Fig. 2 directly implies (11).