Sentence examples for implied us from inspiring English sources

Professor Bailyn, who radiates enthusiasm about the chance to design a new college, is uncomfortable with the resolution, worrying about the implied "us versus them" attitude of faculty members "at a safe distance of 9,000 miles, telling Singaporeans how to live".

The FTSE all-world share index is up 5% so far this year, while the Vix, a measure of implied US market volatility known as the "fear index", is at a seven-year low.

The present finding implies us the usefulness and advantage of this method to create self-organized nanoparticulate-derived low-dimensional structures/devices constructed on thermally unstable substrates and/or combined with organic-based functional materials.

The hacker told us a friend helped him break into the site, using brute-force tactics of trying every known login and password in the universe, but implied to us in an interview that the friend was unaware of the site's alleged content.

This implied to us that PT must be suppressing the innate immune response via another mechanism.

President Bush's warning to movements and nations that they were either with us or against us implied a worldwide campaign not just against Al Qaeda and the Taliban, but also against other Islamist groups that aimed to replace their own governments with Islamic states, that is, states ruled by Shariah, or Islamic law, as the Islamists defined it.

Therefore, our implied methodologies allow us for using the different sample sizes.

"But a boat implies, to us, a destination," something the Lord never provided Noah.

"In the Hopi tradition, the rainbow sprang out of the color black, thus implying to us that black encourages forward movement.

Senator Kerry told an audience of college students in California that if they did not study hard they could "get stuck in Iraq", a comment quickly denounced by Mr Bush as implying that US troops were uneducated.

An oil price that, because of climate policy uncertainty, is $20 a barrel higher than it would otherwise have been implies that US consumers pay $400m per day more, of which $240m per day is paid to foreign oil producers.