Sentence examples for implies at the from inspiring English sources
It is something presenter Claudia Winkleman implies at the beginning of tonight's episode.
which implies At the maximum point, from the definition of being a subsolution and being a supersolution we arrive at the following: (3.26).
No civic education must consist exclusively either of love of one's community and a patriotic affiliation with one's country or of preparation for world citizenship a term that implies, at the least, a world state.
Our results show that mouse embryogenesis indeed passes through a highly constrained stage, as the hourglass model implies, at the mid-embryonic period (E8.0 8.5).
In addition, a lack of any observable tendency for foci to be "paired" in neighboring cells (i.e., no "dueling") implies at the single-cell level that there is no "Tit-for-Tat" strategy operating in S. marcescens.
Read said she asked about the sexual abuse that is strongly implied at the beginning of "Love and Consequences".
But, as he himself implied at the end of his life, he was a skillful actor in life's comedy.
Do you mean to imply, at the end of the story, that Lara and Simon are invented characters in the writer's story?
By way of implying at the same time that there is really nothing outlandish about the exhibition -- so why the fuss?
As it has turned out, that was entirely true, but not in the way it was intended or implied at the time.
