The chief prosecution lawyer, army major Ashden Fein, cross-examining Choike, referred to behaviour from Manning in the brig that he implied suggested suicidal tendencies, including nooses that Manning made while in Quantico.
But after a moment or two the story springs back up again, as firm and supple as ever, implying, suggesting, questioning.
Clinton sternly asked Sanders to be clear about what the comment was meant to imply, suggesting he was betraying his promise to run a positive campaign with what she called an "artful smear".
Interneurons represent a much larger fraction of nodes in computational motifs than their overall abundance in the network would imply, suggesting that they relay the bulk of the forward-processing information.
They referred to this tech as "beyond all-day battery life," which, as the name implies, suggests that the power efficiency of these PCs will push battery life into a second day of full usage, something that isn't too likely to be had on most laptops that are powering a full work day.
Notice I said the word shout... not mention, imply, suggest or any other verb.
We are not allowed to imply, suggest or allege that the named people are involved in attempting to receive, or receiving a bribe.
In the path analysis, the significant correlations were either maintained as correlations or determined as direct regression paths implying suggested causal relationships.
These findings further imply suggest that mis-regulation of transcriptional networks controlling slit diaphragm component gene expression can contribute to podocyte disorders.
Jung objected to the dualism implied by suggesting these two aspects are distinct kinds of stuff, and so sought a unitary dimension beneath the dualism.
