Sentence examples for implied suggestion from inspiring English sources

The implied suggestion was: she's wearing your clothes.

The implied suggestion that we return to hospital-based nursing education as a way of relieving shortages is as sensible as proposing that we rely on unpaid medical students to cut hospital costs.

But more worrying is the clearly implied suggestion that it is British Muslims who are the main catalyst of the problem, and that we need to fix them in order to get rid of the problem.

The implied suggestion was that a sexting woman in politics would have suffered no pain, maybe even got some gain from it.

In putting a sitting CEO* inside the economic apparatus of the government, he is broadcasting to corporate America that they now have a direct conduit to policymaking -- with the unstated by strongly implied suggestion that the conduit is open to those with the resources to pay up in 2012.

To test the implied suggestion about local establishment strategies of wild cherry, nuclear microsatellites were used to analyse patterns of asexual propagation among adult stages that have been subjected to one of two major types of forest management.

Since you want to be as responsive as possible, it may be helpful for you or your hypnotist to use a hyperempiric hyperempiric induction, based on suggestions of alertness, mind expansion, and enhanced awareness and sensitivity, instead of a more traditional hypnotic induction based on expressed or implied suggestions of drowsiness, lethargy, and sleep (Gibbons, 2000, 2001, 2010).

The results clearly show the health effects of traffic-related air pollutants on street vendors, and imply suggestions about how to reduce exposure of street vendors.

Priorities, Strategies and Mechanisms of Intervention: The evaluations indicate and imply suggestions for best practice in focusing and managing interventions for girls' education.

We did not intend to imply this suggestion".

I imagine she might have felt some annoyance, but nothing like the righteous indignation implied by her suggestion that the airlines charge heavy people for an extra seat.