Sentence examples for implies does not from inspiring English sources

Johnson isn't explicitly predicting a housing boom, but his argument that increasing demand will be matched by increasing supply (thereby averting a boom, he implies) does not seem very robust.

However, sigmoidoscopy is uncomfortable for the patient and, as its name implies, does not visualize the proximal colon.

Sex, she implies, doesn't have to be ultra-ecstatic every time.

What a press release could tell you about a person, Live in Paris implies, doesn't really matter.

Firms in those areas, it implies, do not believe they can provide a service on the funding made available.

The latter, he implied, do not necessarily raise the need for far-reaching new regulations to protect taxpayers.

More than that, the policies those pronouncements imply do not make it easy for ordinary Americans trying to manage their lives.

Toughness and decisiveness, it is implied, do not come naturally to women.

The other vignettes described cases that the guidelines imply do not constitute high risk cancer patients.

Those proposals, he implied, don't get funded.

EITs, it turns out, for all the macho sense of control and power they imply, don't work and are unnecessary.