Sentence examples for implies because it from inspiring English sources

He points out that forensic geology is broader than the name implies, because it includes chemistry and physics as well.

It is a power not derived from any statute, but arising from necessity; implied, because it is necessary to the exercise of all other powers.' Without such power, it was observed in Easton v. State, 39 Ala.

I liked that — the cheerful, benign self-delusion that it implied — because I had also come to realize that North Dakotans generally know better than to fool themselves or anyone else.

He argued that Alex/Alistair could not have been into gimp masks and bondage – as the attic sex room discovered would imply – because when it came down to it, he didn't know what he was doing in bed.

Which a priori implies that because it cannot be defined, it is unconstitutionally vague.

"A lot of research implies that because it's an attraction, similarity is a good thing that leads to longer, more satisfying relationships.

And the ad shouldn't imply that because it's not true.

"Labor's problems have turned out to be even worse than the national swings imply... because it's gaining votes in areas where it doesn't help them while losing votes in places where it hurts," said Silver.

When your credit rating goes down, the uncertainty about your future is IMPLIED, and it's implied because, "HEY LOOK AT THIS GUY WHO NEVER PAYS HIS OBLIGATIONS".

Because that implies that it will be a judge looking at the case.

But mostly, as Anthony implies, it was because he did the opposite.