Sentence examples for implies from the from inspiring English sources

(Cars are fine, apparently).Grassroots movements have usually been built, as the name implies, from the bottom up.

Macdonald's production is also vastly superior to his original in the Theatre Upstairs, not least because it implies from the start that we are in a world of fear and apprehension.

All very different, he implies, from the way the more hard-headed and estimable Margaret Thatcher would have handled things.Had Mr Blair only used the leverage he had established with the Bush administration as "the indispensable ally", Sir Christopher claims, he could have delayed the war by six months.

This implies From the definition of one has.

Notice that This implies From the condition (iii) and (2.10), we obtain (2.11).

This implies From the definition of we have, that is, see [5] for more details.

The Constitution itself contains an implied recognition of it beyond what may justly be implied from the express grants.

Old-fashioned gender roles are implied from the start.

Hand-crafted elements are also implied, from the stitching of the steering wheel cover to the leather door coverings.

incidental powers belonging to the executive department which are necessarily implied from the nature of the functions which are confided to it.

The fitted environmental Kuznets curve for deforestation, which is implied from the parameter estimates for the baseline model, is depicted in Fig. 3.