Sentence examples for implicitly trades on from inspiring English sources
Gaṅgeśa's trick implicitly trades on the theorem "A → B ≡ ¬ (A & ¬ B)".
In casting Riva as the frail, fading Anne, the director is implicitly trading on the actor's former glories.
The Trump Organization's direct appeal to Varela, and its treaty reference, "implicitly traded on President Trump's name and power," University of Minnesota political governance expert Lawrence Jacobs told AP.
Particularly in Hong Kong, where political apathy was implicitly traded for commercial freedom after the former British colony was handed back to China in 1997.
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The judge wrote that while the S.E.C. showed that Mr. Cuban "entered into a confidentiality agreement, it does not allege that he agreed, expressly or implicitly, to refrain from trading on or otherwise using for his own benefit the information the C.E.O. was about to share".
Many developers still trade implicitly or explicitly on the idea of multiple, non-consecutive "lives", a concept begotten upon home format gaming by the coin-op titles of the 1980s and 90s, where you'd fork out per attempt like an Ancient Greek paying the Boatman for passage back across the River Styx.
When the chancellor hitches his policies to the idea of positive liberty, and implicitly suggests trading off the negative freedom to do nothing on the dole in favour of the positive freedom to work, his argument is debatable but robust.
