Sentence examples for implied the eventual from inspiring English sources
By the Treaty of Sèvres (August 10 , 1920, the Ottomans retained Istanbul and part of Thrace but lost the Arab provinces, ceded a large area of Asia Minor to a newly created Armenian state with access to the sea, surrendered Gökçeada and Bozcaada to Greece, and accepted arrangements that implied the eventual loss of İzmir to Greece.
This call inherently implies the eventual termination of DDT used in IRS for malaria control (Steiner 2009).
Indeed, he implied the opposite.
In the fourth quarter of last year 87.5% of high-yield issues were distressed, which on past form implied an eventual default rate of more than 20% in the fourth quarter of this year, says Martin Fridson, of Fridson Investment Advisors.
Or so implies the defense.
Zuckerberg implies the former.
Virus replication implies the generation of novel integration sites; any mechanism dependent on new proviral DNA must document such sites or risk the embarrassment of an eventual discovery of a non-human origin for such sequences 93.
Her film, very critical of the coup, implies that it made the eventual revolution and subsequent turmoil inevitable.
And in fact, I have found this to be the case in my empirical study of polls; less volatility in the polls implies less uncertainty about the eventual outcome.
That implies an eventual membership of 3 billion Mr Weiner's estimate of the global labour force.
