Sentence examples for explicitly or by from inspiring English sources
Studies of government efficiency often reference these approaches either explicitly or by implicitly advocating their effectiveness.
That has led firms to leave the country, either explicitly or by being bought by foreign firms and redomiciled.
Athens was shortly retaken, and Col. Basil Turchin, either explicitly or by carelessness, allowed his troops to loot and pillage the town, with at least one rape reported.
Virtually every effort to weaken the bill involves watering down or undoing those reforms, either explicitly or by adding fiendishly convoluted language that obscures the reforms' purpose.
But explicitly or by suggestion, most essays actually place the blame for the problems of the world's women elsewhere: on the arrogance, sexual appetites and general laziness of the world's men.
Forwarded around the net for months, this now ubiquitous document features a list of childhood-related experiences that are all presented explicitly, or by implication, as superior to the present day, however immediately unprepossessing.
That would be a pretty sweeping judgment, but it is one held, explicitly or implicitly, by many conservative Catholics.
Our framework is general and applicable to any VD-type where the distance field is given explicitly or implicitly by a polynomial, notably the anisotropic VD or VDs of non-punctual sites.
Instead, they will be denied coverage, either explicitly or implicitly, by being forced to pay premiums that are miles beyond their capacity to afford.
The consultation itself (and therefore the notes memorializing it) are almost certainly confidential, unless Trump has, most unusually, released Tribe from confidentiality explicitly or impliedly (by, for example, publishing a description of the consultation in a newspaper).
Average stock price of a firm's shares at t. Future accounting earnings expected in period (t + τ − 1, t + τ); either forecasted explicitly or generated by a linear fading rate or constant as terminal income.
