Sentence examples for implies leads from inspiring English sources

Taking one's view of the world from such sources, Johnson implies, leads to yet another form of cultural blindness.

City life, she implies, leads to loneliness and alienation, but "Urban Tao Evolution" is like seeing New York through the eyes of a person who thinks she knows what the place is like but has never actually lived there.

But the path into ordinary life, as the title implies, led through trials and disappointments, demanding immense patience and forbearance from her mother and all who cared for her.

But last month the California Court of Appeals ruled that their marketing "implied lead paint was safe," even though the companies knew it was not.

In Szigeti's opinion, the allure of the recording contract and the instant "success" that it implied led many young artists to record works before they were musically ready, and thus contributed to the problem of artificially fast development and resulting musical immaturity.

The erythrocyte lead concentrations, extrapolated to whole blood with an average hemoglobin concentration of 140 g/L, imply mean lead concentrations in whole blood of 0.265 μmol/L (SD 0.165) for men, and 0.213 μmol/L (SD 0.125) for women.

Obviously, the definition of implies which leads to condition (iii) in Theorem 4.1.

Because contains the weakest users of, condition implies, which leads to the identity in (A.13).

Then is a temporal period of and this is contrary to Thus Since the fact that is odd implies This leads to a contradiction.

M1 implies L lead to changes in trait R that in turn lead to changes in C; while M2 and M3 imply the gene expression changes lie downstream of the variation in the clinical traits or independently of the clinical traits [5].

It implies longer lead times for purchase decisions and seasonal variations in consumer demand and choice of payment plans.