Sentence examples for implied each from inspiring English sources

We are, he implied, each responsible for the way in which we spend our time.

For example, some upholders of academic tradition scorn "women's studies" on the grounds that women are merely a subset of "mankind". A similar belittlement of engineering is implied each time the profession is called "applied science". The consequences in public image and, yes, in dollars-grants, salaries, and the like-are only too real.

An original version of this article implied each snack costs $50.

Ah, but as has been implied each and every season since the show premiered four years ago, Everything Is About to Change.

(The sense of this formula is that, if a proposition [p] implies each of two other propositions [q, r], then it implies their conjunction).

I could quote infinitely from "Bewilderment," but I think an anecdote captures the book's commingled gravity and bemusement, tones that not only reinforce each other but imply each other.

That implies each angel invested $70K and each startup raised $340K, both of which sound reasonable from an order of magnitude perspective.

The spin ratio if 1 2, implying each Biogen shareholder will receive 1 share of Bioverativ shares for every 2 shares of BIIB.

So the moral law is a law of autonomy in the sense that "freedom and unconditional practical law reciprocally imply each another" (5:29).

What was implied by each version of each statement?

Colors represented the number of proteins implied for each tRNA for each strain.