He implied in one debate that most African Americans live in inner cities.
All the studied functional traits are implied in shaping one or more of the investigated ACS changes.
Although this categorization of individuals into visualizers and verbalizers is intuitively convincing, the independence of brain areas subserving verbal and visual processing makes it implausible to assume that good visualizers have to be bad verbalizers and vice versa, as implied in the one-dimensional model of cognitive styles.
"Frances Ha" ultimately leaves its protagonist better off than she started, and does so in a sort of tag ending that implies — in a single cut from one shot, of rock-bottom desperation, to another, of practical improvement — an entire film of fulfilled ambition that, here, couldn't be made, because it would imply Gerwig's own autobiography.
Identification with the country, too, might be thought implied in the phrase "one's country".
With equal truth it may be said, that all the powers which the bills of rights guard against the abuse of, are contained or implied in the general ones granted by this Constitution.
He suggested that the Clintons were being duplicitous in their offer, implying on one hand that he was not ready to be president, but that on the other, he could solve the party's political impasse by joining together.
Thanks to an extremely elevated reading of implied options volatility at that strike price (193%), the current reading of delta implies a one-in-three chance of shares in Sirius XM trading back up to $2.50 by that time.
This implies that one in 17 Ethiopian children dies before the first birthday and one in 11 Ethiopian children dies before the fifth birthday [ 9].
An egalitarian universe, the author implies, is one in which even an unconnected nobody can learn to buy off officials and subvert the law.
