Sentence examples for implied that since from inspiring English sources

The journal that published Krauss's review, wary of outrage among its readers, prefaced it with a rebuttal by a former right-hand man of Ancel Keys, which implied that since Krauss's findings contradicted every national and international dietary recommendation, they must be flawed.

Some pundits have implied that since people learned about the NSA's data mining program in 2006 we should greet the new revelations with a collective yawn.

These results implied that since the majority of aboriginal people live in remote areas, the government assigns medical patrol vehicles to regularly provide medical care and preventive health care in remote areas, and then the aborigine's utilization rate was increased, which reflected the efforts of decreasing the health disparity between residents in urban areas and residents in remote areas.

He won the Los Angeles Open in 1994 and '95 at what he calls "the old Riviera Country Club," implying that changes since made to lengthen Riviera have not been to his liking.

U-turn rating: 9 Arguably the owner of Hollywood's nicest teeth, Tom Cruise has been the incarnation of the American Way for decades, ever since implying that rocking out in your undies was some kind of patriotic duty.

For, we have This implies that and hence Moreover, since.

Equation (4.9) implies that is bounded on since.

This implies that is bounded in Since is reflexive, and so is reflexive, we can assume that In view of the reflexive of we see that.

Since, this implies that is continuous for all, therefore it is a log-convex [1, page 6].

This implies that since very little substitutes are available for the Galician fresh mussels, decreases in production will not necessarily affect producer's income, as prices increases will compensate the (eventual) reduction in volume.

These studies imply that since high-income people respond to changing tax rates by reporting less income, raising their taxes is an inefficient way for the government to raise revenue.Unfortunately, these studies, which are all based on actual tax returns, suffer from several empirical problems.