Sentence examples for imply quality from inspiring English sources
"Having an art gallery on your street doesn't necessarily imply quality of life," Mr. Steinberg said.
Quantity does not imply quality, but the papers are getting better, too.
Mechanics are a good way to imply quality; Magnets, great hinges, springs.
It must be emphasized that a more dense meshing does not imply quality enhancement.
A well-known name does not imply quality, though often times there is good reason for such a reputation.
Lack of discussion, verification, or change over time implies quality.
A crystal-ball reading and Ms. Mitchell's pledge to meditate on the matter cost $1,000, but the price tag, she said, implied quality.
The computational error (implying quality of solution) and computational complexity (cost of computation) due to the presence of numerical zero became integral parts of any algorithm to justify the acceptability of a solution.
The Smithsonian Institution's brand implies quality programming and scientifically rigorous documentaries, but the institution itself has little to do with their actual production.
"The thing that differentiates a university is that it implies quality," says Nick Ducoff, Level Founding Director and Northeastern's VP of New Ventures.
This is suggestive of increased efficacy (and implied quality improvements) and together with the previous discussion explains why burglary fell sharply while security did not expand to more households after 1998 (see Fig. 4).
