Sentence examples for implies an issue from inspiring English sources

This implies an issue of privacy and [then there is the] delay in waiting for a free operator".

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01914.019 As discussed in the main text, the presence of multiple optima with different degrees of 2D curvature implies an issue of identifiability; the HI likelihood model alone cannot distinguish between these possibilities.

Another user on Hacker News noted that Digg's robots.txt file now reads: User-agent: * Disallow, which would imply an issue on Digg's part, not Google's.

We then needed to see if this issue of raised metal ions particularly affects this combination of components in other commonly used prosthesis, such as the Exeter cemented femoral stem with the Trident acetabular cup, as this would imply an issue with V40 stem [28].

This implies an important issue that the predominant periods estimated by microtremors are not sufficient to estimate the effect of surface geology for disaster mitigation.

However, empirical data integrate a non-reducible part of contingency, which implies a major issue: the generalization of results.

Things now seem so bad that [the analysts'] consensus implies a rights issue is around the corner, Tesco will be forever worse than Carrefour was in its worst year, and Tesco will materially underperform Morrisons in terms of recovery.

This also implies a potential issue with volumes of high blood flow which is also limitation for DCS in exceptional cases.

The drudgery should rightly be Betty's, the novel implies - an issue rather brilliantly exploited in the girl's own abduction fantasy, which sees the Sharpes attempting to persuade her to become their maid.

U.S. usage of the 'Sea of Japan' in no way implies an opinion regarding any issue related to sovereignty".

Most of its peers are also trading at lower than book value, implying a sectorwide issue rather than something Goldman can easily tackle individually.