Sentence examples for implies growing from inspiring English sources

I liked the word because it implies growing, expansion, and I don't necessarily title the album with the song titles.

Invasion surely implies growing through, or within, another living tissue; the authors suggest that much, pointing out the importance of the digestion of the intercellular matrix, for which the appropriate enzymes should be secreted.

The ample but surprisingly uniform houses and tombs imply growing regulation and cooperation and possibly signal a change in government.

Accel partner Kevin Comolli wouldn't specify the valuation but seemed to imply growing valuation.

There appears to be a recent trend towards increasing transaction volume across bitcoin, which could imply growing global interest in the cryptocurrency.

"It is impossible to say whether this indicates the incipient decline of an art whose talent flowered remarkably early or simply that every new departure implies growing-pains".

The analysis also implies a growing level of inequality between higher- and less-skilled workers, unless the average levels of skill grow sufficiently and are widely enough distributed to counteract this growing complementarity of worker and job quality.

But their general willingness to believe it also implies a growing cynicism with politics in general.

The gradual mismatch between port and urban hierarchies implies a growing importance of road transport over ever-increasing distances.

Millions of people worldwide are involved in daily physical exercise and fitness, which implies the growing demand for wearable devices and gadgets monitoring these activities.

Inequality implies a growing gap between the top and bottom earners.