Sentence examples for implied that once from inspiring English sources
That argument implied that once the race winnowed down from nine guys plus Romney to one guy v Romney, the "anti-Romney" vote would become the majority.
The article implied that once Mr. Gates had announced the donation on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," it became too awkward for Mr. Bunch not to take them — a version of events Mr. Bunch disputed when asked about it.
This view worked well as an answer to the neo-Kantian, for it implied that once one fixed one's coordinating definition as with a conventional choice of a standard measuring rod coordinated with the geometer's concept of a "rigid body"—the question of the curvature of space had an empirically determinate answer.
In the original DSSA implementation [ 12] this implied that once a delayed reaction was drawn the corresponding reactants were no longer available for any future reactions, in order to not violate conservation of mass.
Collectively, the data implied that once WNT5B was down-regulated in MDA-MB-231 cells, the cells underwent cell cycle arrest and caspase-independent death caused by decreased mitochondrial mass.
How could I write on the subject without seeming to imply that once we had ideals, and that now we didn't?
That is a much more palatable explanation for the company, and the media industry at large, because it implies that once the economy improves, subscribers will return.
It would imply that once the first few million immigrants arrived on American shores, fleeing religious bigotry or political violence or ethnic persecution, then the United States should or could close its gates.
This implies that once put in an aqueous medium it is able to absorb water and swell, retaining the volume of absorbed water entrapped in the polymeric network.
He was, of course, implying that once people who bought the original iPhone saw the Pre, all of them would switch since their initial 2-year contracts would be up.
That implies that, once we assume the existence of bodies in motion (however that came about), no further explanation is required of why bodies in motion continue to move.
