Sentence examples for implied such from inspiring English sources

Smith implied such a theory for wages, since he said that rent would be deducted first and profits next.

As already implied, such type of tasks exercised by stakeholders practicing technological deployments should be considered and coordinated with other efforts dealing with pedagogical design (Petrova and Li 2009).

In my experience as a teacher, verbs or phrases to incorporate external voices are often provided without distinction of the stance or dialogic voicing implied, such as the difference between Smith shows, Smith argues and Smith proves.

Probably this is because insisting on too high and specific a normative standard of reasoning might risk making a majority of health care subjects decisionally incapable; a reductio ad absurdum of any theory of decisional capacity that implied such a result.

However, the incidence did not significantly vary by AKI definition, surgical category or inclusion or exclusion of preexisting CKD, demonstrating that other factors are probably also implied, such as the different surgical settings and baseline patient characteristics between individual studies [23].

What would be so pressing and dangerous about Pantano that candidates of his own party have come out against him many days after the vote and implied such a thing?

How dare you imply such things.

BP's report implies such a finding is unlikely.

It's dangerous even to imply such a thing, but I think it actually wants to be liked.

As her titles imply, such eating and talking do not, ideally, take place in some booked-weeks-ahead restaurant.

Both Moses (Deut. 14 1) and Jeremiah (Jer. 16:6) denounced mortuary practices taken to imply such beliefs.