Sentence examples for implied to do from inspiring English sources

We further note that in Fig. 1 in the EFSA Panel's report [1], the dose distance relationship 'EF' does not relate to the 'most realistic' scenario of the EFSA Panel [4], although it is implied to do so.

As a matter of fact, if the investor does not have the stock, a selling signal implies to do nothing.

Indeed, she implies that to do so would be to let herself down.

Localization dominance, as its name implies, has to do with spatial information.

That the terms of the deal are implied to be modest, it doesn't look like a home run for Grab Media's backers.

They didn't find any guns in the house, although Sinclair had apparently implied to the technician that she did have a gun.

Germany, she implied, was prepared to do the most; it was not prepared to carry the burden alone.

I don't think that my mom's confession, or whatever it may have implied, had anything to do with what I think of as "it".

But in his desperation to avoid a bailout on his watch, Mr. Bush has implied a willingness to do just that.

I didn't want to slam-dance or get hit on the head or spit at people, so there was no reason to wear a uniform that implied I wanted to do any of that stuff.

Jean added on Twitter that it was "confusing" that Shearer implied he left to do other projects, "which we always let him do"; Shearer asserted on Twitter that his decision "wasn't about money".