Sentence examples for for having implied from inspiring English sources

In 1985, Mr. Coughlin found it necessary to apologize for having implied that blacks and Hispanics were more likely than others to commit crimes.

Mr. Rangel then apologized — for having invoked the president, not for having implied that any black man risks being shot by a New York police officer.

That is what happened last week, when Mr. Bruno said Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi should be forgiven for having implied that segregation might not have been a bad policy.

In 1990, in the tournament that seemed to launch his program, Calhoun lit into the reporter who had witnessed his conversation with Tate George for having implied in print that the shot had been providential — strangely enough, moments after Connecticut was beaten in the regional final by Duke's Christian Laettner on another buzzer beater.

Previous genetic and cell imaging studies of COPII as well as the structural analysis of TRAPPIII, a protein tethering complex essential for autophagy, have implied a close relationship between COPII vesicles and autophagosome formation (Hamasaki et al., 2003; Hayashi-Nishino et al., 2009; Lynch-Day et al., 2010; Zoppino et al., 2010; Graef et al., 2013; Suzuki et al., 2013; Tan et al., 2013).

Continuing need for fortification would have implied either hostile intention or impending instability.

Moira Armstrong suggests in her letter about Sunset Song (2 December) that publicity for the film has implied that there had been no earlier attempt to dramatise my grandfather's novel, citing the BBC's wonderful 1970 TV version.

He had previously resigned from Congress after accidentally tweeting a picture of his penis in the summer of 2011 – he had been attempting to send it as a private message – but in running for mayor Weiner had implied that his resignation had marked the end of his indiscretions.

For years, AI researchers had implied that a breakthrough was just around the corner.

The pope had implied, for example, that Muslims believed in a deity so far beyond all categories such as goodness or rationality that God could as easily be cruel and irrational as merciful or peaceloving.

Yet you can't stop watching … There are reservations, as I've implied (for one thing, the male roles are far better fleshed out than the female ones; we see too little, for instance, of Ron and Hermione's daughter Rose), but to labour those failings would be to miss the point.