How explicit did you want that aspect of the novel to be? POWERS I figured if I zeroed in on John and never let my gaze waver, then his fundamental separation from his fellow citizens would be even more pronounced by implication.
It could never, by implication, replace radio.
Afterward, the commission changed its policy and said even fleeting expletives and, by implication, nudity could be found indecent.
Thus, by implication, even a king was capable of committing treason: here was the germ of the charge on which Charles was to be executed in 1649.
The Reformers urged that the provincial legislative councils and by implication even the governors and other officials be made elective; they also proposed that the officials and advisers (i.e., the executive council) of the governors be made responsible or accountable to such elective legislative assemblies.
By implication, even though wealthier people may not necessarily be entrepreneurs, poor people cannot also start a business.
By implication, even inbreeding between first-order relatives should be tolerated under some circumstances [ 3, 4].
The closest Hirschman ever came to explaining his motives was in his most famous work, "Exit, Voice, and Loyalty," and even then it was only by implication.
From counter-insurgency/stabilization/occupation/nation-building on the one hand, to a massive expansion of the forces for conventional war/deterrence/allied reassurance on the other, the report calls for more mission expansion, and, by implication, for even more funding than the unprecedented level of defense spending we already have today.
