Sentence examples for does by implication from inspiring English sources

But what the bill also does, by implication, is pass on responsibility for American unpreparedness at Pearl Harbor to the high command in Washington at the time -- the most prominent of whom were President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Gen. George C. Marshall.

2) What does By Implication offer/do?

The biosphere's height and depth increased, as did, by implication, the density of living matter.

The reasoning is done by implication tests on propositional formulas in conjunctive normal form (CNF) that capture the action sequence semantics.

In movie after movie, he did, by implication, what any American male would do — take what was there for the taking.

But here's a possible warning light for anyone offering what might now look like a service that Pinterest is now offering: it has already started to think about which services are complementary to what Pinterest does — and by implication which are not.

The following analysis demonstrates how this can be done (and by implication, why it should be done), for an increasingly complicated set of examples.

The decision tonight did not directly address this question, instead doing so by implication in a quotation from an Illinois court opinion that was cited in the Gore legal brief.

But he perhaps did so by implication when he talked about his own plans to run for prime minister, saying, "I intend to form a government of solutions".

The classic Hollywood cinema made only sparing recourse to such depths, and did so mainly by implication.

About that she is quiet in this snippet of this speech, except to say that the gov't did not (and, by implication, should not) "coerce conduct" in the private sector that would limit Internet freedom.