Sentence examples for implies a break from inspiring English sources
It originally referred to a problem of the nerves, not the mind, in direct contrast to "psychosis," which implies a break in logical thinking of the sort characteristic of schizophrenia.
The use of the word dhaabaa implies a break from a past that had been characterised by plentiful pastoral production (gaafa quufa) and by the continuous increase of livestock herds (gaafa hoormaata) to when the pastoral economy had in effect collapsed (gaafa qoolooma) - the period of destitution.
This implies a break between markers x i+F-1 and x j.
Ignoring taxes, small differences in quality, convenience, waiting time at the restaurant, the cost of household utilities, environmental impact, social consequences and human feelings, this implies a break-even wage of about $6 an hour, below the federal minimum wage.
The difference in the price of four purchased burgers ($16) and ingredients ($4) for four home-produced ones is $12, which, with 32 minutes preparation time, implies a break-even wage of about $22.50 an hour, still less than my academic salary but a far greater reward for cooking than $6 an hour.
It makes no sense to surmise that this implies a breaking of relations (with Britain)." Patiño made it clear that Ecuador had asked Sweden for a guarantee that it would not extradite him to the US, were such a request made.
Investors are faced with a 1.65 premium at the strike implying a break even should shares slide beneath $15.85.
The term act is borrowed from theater, but it does not imply a break in the action.
Both approaches, BIOCLIM and MaxEnt had similar outputs for leopard cat and predicted the Central Indian region to be unsuitable habitat for the species, implying a break in geographical distribution (Figure 7).
That would imply a break-even share price of $26.75 and a maximum gain of $3.25 per contract.
Urbanization implies a clean break from people's dependency on local resources, mainly on food, and from the previous social-communitarian structure.
