Sentence examples for implied on from inspiring English sources

The latest fracas started Sunday, when the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, implied on CNN that one reason the Afghanistan review was taking so long was that the White House was asking questions that had never been asked before.

She implied on Twitter that the criticism was a campaign ordered by opposition politician Alexei Navalny.

The agriculture guest worker program, he implied on Tuesday, could be a first step.

That bit of strategy on the governor's part was also more than implied on Monday.

An insurgent spokesman implied on Sunday that his movement would shut down Xarardheere's piracy business.

In 2012, Ellen DeGeneres, whose show is produced by Telepictures, implied on the air that TMZ outed gay people.

All the 8 coding region polymorphic sites in human populations are non-synonymous, implying on-going selection.

This notion implies, on the one hand, engaging communities of researchers with the social and ethical ramifications of their work.

It is an issue, Ms. Rowling implies, on which she is ready to take a stand.

The answer: On most days, a lot less than the words have come to imply on TV.

Even as the F.B.I. was persecuting Dr. Stephen Hatfill for the anthrax letters, the vice president was implying on "Meet the Press" Sunday that Saddam might be the culprit.