Sentence examples for implied lack of from inspiring English sources

Many Japanese commentators said today that the Chinese criticism, stated in a voice that implied lack of respect, would make it even less likely that Mr. Koizumi might alter his plan to visit the shrine.

Poverty implied lack of necessary resources, such as transport and affording the annual health insurance premium.

Although ' bump' related weight gain was acceptable, weight gain in other parts of their body was viewed negatively and implied lack of self-control.

Blood from the ZBB was often not available and BT often depended on local donors which implied lack of screening for hepatitis B and C. It is recommended that an external supervision system be established to monitor and evaluate the quality of BT performance in the laboratories as well as in wards.

He pioneered the use of hidden cameras, unconcerned by the implied lack of picture quality.

Then Richardson launched into a rant about the Celtics' bravado, the implied lack of respect that came with it and the possible consequences.

It implies lack of growth.

Lack of alteration does not imply lack of injury, according to Naomi Rose, a marine biologist at the Humane Society, an American animal-welfare charity.

This implies lack of convergence in infinite medium.

Repurposing implies lack of original ideas or thoughts or uses.

Sometimes the buildings have no ground beam and roof beam, which implies lack of connection between roof, concrete columns, and roof structure.