Sentence examples for from the implied from inspiring English sources
Greece benefited from the implied credit upgrade provided by joining the euro zone.
When the couples pair up with different partners, the drama stems not from the implied wife-swapping but from formal structure.
The scene's power derives not only from the implied escape, but also from the sense of return, of coming full circle.
By "in this sense" I mean, in the sense of assumptions, theses, factual claims about what there is and what there is not, apart from the implied empirical consequences which we discussed in the preceding part.
(Quite aside from the implied gender politics, it was a hackneyed joke when Mr. Simon wrote it more than three decades ago.) More discomforting are the episodes dealing with homosexuality.
Apart from the implied slap in the face to those Ocean's 11 films, for which he surely received close to $15m, his ungracious remark ignores some basic tenets of Old Hollywood: that the true star was always bigger than the picture; that, no matter how trite the plot, audiences went to see the star anyway, and that's what made him/her worth $15m to the studios.
Data on actual implementation is available at the UN MDG data site; one has only to calculate the implied progress from the starting point to the 2015 target value.
"If not, then the implied downside from an NAV perspective is worth contemplating," he said.
Yet this respect may be exactly what prevented Truffaut from extracting the cinematic, Rossellinian essence from the story implied by the novel.
Using an example in which the underlying price follows an absolute diffusion process, we illustrate that hedge parameters computed from the implied/constant volatility method can have significant error even though the implied volatility method is able to calibrate the current option prices of different strikes and maturities.
A Shiite member of Parliament was among the dead, and an online statement from the Islamic State implied that the attack had targeted the lawmaker.
