Sentence examples for implied force from inspiring English sources

He was reportedly found guilty of possession of a deadly weapon and falsifying evidence by threatening a witness with force or implied force.

While Drake doesn't present himself as being above his audience, with Mr. West there is an implied force field.

But it really does need to be managed by people who can help it do more than just basic online services for music labels.” I wrote earlier today that CBS Interactive reorganized under pressure to deliver results; it’s been suggested to me that implies force or failure.

The Hebrew word that usually refers to the diaspora, gola, implies forced exile.But as early as 1950 Jacob Blaustein, the head of the American Jewish Committee (AJC), told David Ben-Gurion, Israel's prime minister, that "American Jews vigorously repudiate any suggestion or implication that they are in exile".

The most energy productive method implies forced convection between the DHE and formation fluid.

And he summarily rejected an American suggestion that the G8's resolution on Iran and North Korea implied that force could be used against countries that breach international rules against proliferation.

Previous work has implied that forces acting in different directions contribute to the uptake of a particle: a force that flattens the phagocytic cup and thus narrows the space between phagosome and plasma membrane, a force that causes contraction of the cup at its rim, and a force that pulls the particle into the cell [ 59, 2].

Russia's military might and its alliance with China, the channel implied, had forced America back to the table.

The United Nations report on the killings strongly implied that forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad were responsible for the slaughter, demanding "that the Syrian Government immediately cease the use of heavy weapons in population centers".

There is a certain probability that some of the lateral bonds within a microtubule may convert to another type of interactions under extreme conditions (e.g. buckling under large mechanical force), as implied by recent atomic force microscope studies [35], [36].

As its name implies, this force is indeed feeble.