Sentence examples for had been implied from inspiring English sources
Still, the IFS director said the scale of the chancellor's austerity drive was less than had been implied before May's election and again at an emergency budget in July.
"I was 15 when I first heard Venom, and I thought, 'This is really evil,'" remembers Phil Alexander, who later became editor of Kerrang!. "Black Sabbath's malevolence had been implied, but Venom were actually saying 'Fuck You!' and 'We love Satan.' Their openly satanic stance was genuinely shocking; I could play my mum and dad Motörhead, but I'd never want them to hear my Venom records".
What of the dialogue between science and religion that had been implied?
(Without going into detail, let's just say that sex had been implied).
Several reviewers were unhappy with the second episode's revelation that Blaine was a junior, not a senior like Kurt, as had been implied in the previous season.
The disclosures increased suspicion among investigators that the crash occurred at least in part because of errors on the ground, and not, as Swiss officials had been implying, primarily because of errors by the pilot of a Russian passenger plane.
His rebuke may have been implied but it was clear.
It has been implied that the new technologies of digital and Online are a commercial distraction from our core purpose.
"I think, and hope, that he's intelligent enough to understand what has been implied here," Mr. Bernard said.
"There is no policy, as has been implied, that if you are a British National party member you can't foster children".
