Sentence examples for implicitly raise from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless its conclusions implicitly raise awkward questions about the bank's new leaders.

The directives implicitly raise questions about how well the Bush administration prepared the nation's defenses against a terrorist attack.

Subjective information was extracted by a single reviewer (HLG), based on consultations with the research supervisor (NE) and guided by the question: without using the terms 'equity' or 'inequity', do the authors implicitly raise equity issues?

It implicitly states the obvious.

In calling his sculpture park a garden of sounds, Mr. Fuchs implicitly raises the question.

But his book implicitly raises another question: why clients don't wise up.

The film implicitly raised these questions without actually taking them up.

But it implicitly raises a question central to most copyright battles.

But when the question of his two divorces and acknowledged extramarital affairs were implicitly raised, Mr. Gingrich listened as his opponents pointedly highlighted their long marriages.

This implicitly raises the possibility of a progressive alliance as the two-party system crumbles, and the need for electoral reform to replace first past the post.

These are some of the existential questions implicitly raised by Donald Friedman's book THE WRITER'S BRUSH: Paintings, Drawings, and Sculpture by Writers (Mid-List Press, $40).