Sentence examples for implies because the from inspiring English sources

Billy Gilley was wrongly convicted, Pinsky implies, because the concept of "victim-offender" was unknown in 1984.

Indeed, the 1948-49 war had reinforced Israel's self-sufficiency, he implies, because the Israelis had fought for their lives, and, except for the area around Nazareth, the Palestinians had mostly fled or been expelled.

The main theme is the value of having a family, as the title of the series implies because the main scenario writer Jun Maeda mistakenly thought the name of the Irish band Clannad meant "clan" or "family" in Irish.

"Suggests" rather than "implies" because the theorem requires the construction of a bijection between the elements of the causal set and the points of the spacetime manifold to be emulated.

Lawmakers say the mandate is implied because the current budget measure refers to a 2012 spending bill that requires six-day delivery.

Girls are in demand as future wives, the film implies, because with the sex-selection practiced by couples so they have a male child, there is a population imbalance.

It can pack a bigger punch than its share implies because when the state buys things, cash flows to firms and their workers, boosting consumption.

They were also heroes, the show implies, because they saw what others did not.

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

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An important role for the ST in fine-tuning sound production is also implied, because of the high energetic costs [ 49] associated with superfast contractile properties as even found in ringdoves [ 97].