Sentence examples for implied but not stated from inspiring English sources

Professor Jha's third recommendation is to create accountability for patient safety: "Senior health care leaders have to feel that their jobs depend on delivering safe care". I would add another level of accountability implied but not stated in this recommendation: accountability to the American public.

The options go so far as one implied — but not stated explicitly — that would improve the ability of U.S. nuclear weapons to destroy military targets on Russian territory.

Disagreements stemmed from implied but not stated definitions in the articles regarding good and poor quality and implied but not stated quality of care measures.

When piloting the Grol criteria we found several examples where the reason for referral was implied but not stated specifically.

It is a shock: dialogue is for implying but not stating fears and feelings.

The little girl was quite safe and it's surely nice to know (as implied here, but not stated) the security people give them some private time alone in public – to be "normal".

She doesn't know that the right to privacy implied -- but not stated -- by the Fourth Amendment is an argument for abortion rights.

Hayek later added to his analysis, first by noting that knowledge, in addition to being localized, is often tacit (that is, implied but not clearly stated).

A similar analysis can be undertaken with Paragraph [4] where the balloon weight increase is explicitly noted, but the consequence in relation to the buoyancy force is again implied but not directly stated.

This is implied but not directly stated by the teacher so there is a possibility that students will consider that the balloon rises because the air is less dense, and that it will stop rising when the density of the air inside and the atmosphere outside the balloon are the same.

Attention's inextricable link to emotion is implied, but not necessarily stated in cognitive theories of emotion [1].