Sentence examples for implies all of from inspiring English sources

That implies all of them, and was true enough of three.

As the company name implies, all of the summaries are automatically generated by Automated Insights' technology, not people.

Secondly, the nonlinear term f in our work can be singular at (x_{0}=x_{1}=cdots =x_{n-1}=0), which implies all of the above which

Namely, equality in (4.3) or (4.4) implies all of the chords of K and L parallel to u have midpoints that lie in a hyperplane, respectively.

The phrase "mists of darkness" powerfully invokes an image that implies all of the binding and blinding aspects of temptation: attraction, distraction, and detraction.

Another possible argument that has been proposed by C. S. Lewis is the Argument from Reason: if, as monism implies, all of our thoughts are the effects of physical causes, then we have no reason for assuming that they are also the consequent of a reasonable ground.

The positive rate of virA implied all the isolates of our collection might have the ability (Table  4).

The modal fictionalist might reasonably hope that these generalisations imply all of the specific claims needed by the fiction.

As the mtDNA tree implied all of these individuals were very closely related, we did not further subdivide C. intermedia for analysis, considering it as potentially containing two or more evolutionary significant units (ESUs).

"Herd Instinct" implies all kinds of things about innocence and guilt, sweetness and danger, mysticism, humor and realpolitik.

Without dirtying itself with any unpleasant specificity, "inappropriate" manages to imply all manner of sordidness and perversion, to confer humiliation, and to convey disgust.