Sentence examples for implies by the from inspiring English sources

A grander, more alcoholic retro-cocktail is Punch à la Regent, a drink much enjoyed, as the name implies, by the Prince Regent, who gave us Regent's Street, Regent's Park and became George IV.

This implies, by the property of, we have, which this contradict to (2.6).

This implies, by the uniqueness of asymptotic centers, that q = u.

This implies, by the uniqueness of asymptotic centers, that P x = z.

which implies, by the definition of y k, that lim k → ∞ ∥ y k − x k ∥ = 0, (3.8).

This implies by the Lagrange mean value theorem that Fbigl y^,qbigr)=F 0,q +F'(theta) bigl y^-0bigr)>y^, where (thetain(0, y^)).

Not actual jobs, necessarily, but jobs implied by the text.

This is the true problem and not the pluralistic clienteles implied by the notion.

The assaults implied by "the war on women" can be violent as well as violating.

At a minimum, Obama seemed alive to the moral and legal ambiguities implied by the issue.

Their markedly unabstract bodies are shown expelling the liquids implied by the paintings' titles.