Sentence examples similar to implies a greater opening from inspiring English sources

A greater degree of ASI implies a greater probability of perceiving a higher level of pain.

Such an outlook would imply a greater chance of a downgrade to the Aa1 rating in the future.

Does that level of tax relief imply a greater commitment to public access than 100 people a week?

But most of them contain or imply a great deal.

It doesn't exactly imply a great deal of critical distance, but you can see why the nickname has stuck.

They have a great opening here.

Not a great opening.

It's not a great opening over.

Tim Parks's new novel, his 10th, has a great opening.

"But that's such a great opening," she replied.

"It's a great opening," Dyche said then.