Sentence examples for implied again from inspiring English sources

And they were, he implied again and again, only a couple of teeny-weeny fibbie-wibbies.

The book implies, again and again, that knowledge and moral judgment are inseparable.

"We get a tenth of the number of Chinese coming here as France of Germany, why?" Cable added, implying again that Tory immigration policy is to blame.

But Sturgeon appeared to soften the SNP's recently very hardline position on opposing Trident's renewal by implying again that no explicit promise was needed from Labour to win SNP backing on other topics.

Hence, P ̃ ( x ) ≺ P ( x ) which implies again P ( x ) ≺ P ̃ ( x ).

In the worst case this may imply again O(N T N C ) operations.

The above proposition implies again that every cross mean is stable.

This implies again that (59) holds for the case of a finite infimum.

This implies again that lim sup n → ∞ d ( x n, T z ) ≤ lim sup n → ∞ d ( x n, z ).

That sum, disbursed in the final weeks of 2013, implies again that the company will raise more in its IPO than the currently listed $100 million flat.

While this difference is marginal, the overall control value is stronger visually, which implies again that there is slightly more mystery in the walking path.