Sentence examples for either explicitly from inspiring English sources

Congress, however, may confine jurisdiction to the federal courts either explicitly or implicitly.

Sarah Osborn was a densely biblical writer who frequently cited scripture either explicitly or indirectly.

The Court of Appeals did not either explicitly or implicitly find to the contrary.

Studies of government efficiency often reference these approaches either explicitly or by implicitly advocating their effectiveness.

For efficiency, related work either explicitly limits user access to resources, or introduce automatic rationing techniques.

Ms. Tanzer wasn't interested in him either, explicitly telling the matchmakers not to give him her number.

Both are valid models; each theory of change achieves some of management's goals, either explicitly or implicitly.

That has led firms to leave the country, either explicitly or by being bought by foreign firms and redomiciled.

For neuroscientists, this means that the brain must have mechanisms for communicating loss gradients between regions, either explicitly or implicitly.

The calculation of the immersed-boundary forces can be done either explicitly or implicitly or a combination of both.

About 30 nations, though not the United States, have adopted national legislation or guidelines that either explicitly or implicitly prohibit reproductive cloning, according to Unesco.