Sentence examples for implies among from inspiring English sources

Catholics believe "grace works through nature", which implies, among other things, that God's forgiveness can be experienced through human actions.

This implies, among other things, identifying its main and secondary actors- players, posing their main field of policy action and describing the necessary interactions between them.

It implies, among other things, that one should not favour the interests of whites or males over the like interests of blacks or females (and vice versa).

The unauthorised biography Gorgeous George, by David Morley, a copy of which, I tell him, is concealed in my bag (Galloway groans), implies, among other things, that he was brash and assertive at school.

This implies, among other things, a fair tax system that is more progressive and eliminates the distortions and loopholes that allow speculators to pay taxes at a lower effective rate than those who work for a living, and that enable the rich to use the Cayman Islands to avoid paying their fair share.

Next we recite Mason's proof of an analogous assertion for polynomials \(A t),B t), C t)\) that implies, among other things, that one cannot hope to disprove the ABC conjecture using a polynomial identity such as the one that solves the Diophantine equation \(x^2 + y^2 = z^2\).

MtZOA is a general empirical model which implies among-site homogeneity, as in MtRev: all sites of the alignment are treated equally and modelled using the same replacement matrix and stationary frequencies [ 31].

The slangy title of Jackson's second collection is a layered metaphor, implying, among other things, basketball, jewelry, and life's hurdles.

John Kerry unleashed a torrent of attacks, implying, among other things, that the president was denying Americans flu vaccine, planning to bring back the draft and plotting to get rid of pensions.

Selection on unobservables and reverse causality would imply, among other things, the presence of a third omitted factor simultaneously causing subsequent increases in size and TFP.

This description implied among other things that the structures elementarily equivalent to R are exactly the real-closed fields, a class of fields which was already known to the algebraists in its own right.