Sentence examples for implied only from inspiring English sources

"Guelf" and "Ghibelline" implied only local factions.

The images are Atgetesque views, secondarily ironic, primarily poetic, the idea of strangers being implied only by their absence.

675, that intent may be implied only when the witness is 'clearly apprised that the Committee demands his answer notwithstanding his objections,' and, Emspak case, 75 S.Ct.

It should be effective when deploying military or other power overseas, but should do so sparingly and, it was implied, only for limited periods of time.

In general, the greatest economic profitability was obtained if the implementation of SSCDF reduced labour requirements and increased technical performance; however, if the SSCDF implied only a reduction of labour requirements, Net Present Value and Internal Rate of Return were considerably lower for all types of farms and, in some cases, the investment was not justified.

This process implied only simple physical mixing and no additional chemicals were used.

But that implies only good things.

But that implies only sociological rather than artistic virtue.

Trust us, it implies: only nasty Muslims will be targeted.

Indeterminism does no better, for it can imply only that human decisions are completely random.

The IA implies only two degrees of freedom per node even if bending effects are considered.