Kilroy's protagonist is an alcoholic; by inference, the Celtic Tiger's gorging on property was also an addiction.
By inference, the court's decision says that you have less free speech when you have less money.
His real message was in his "ultimately"; by inference, the U.S. might support a resolution sometime after the Israeli elections.
This is no time to diminish, even by inference, the horrors of child sex abuse.
He confirmed that he had advised his client about the effect of his decision and the inference the jury would be entitled to draw.
"It appears that the S.E.C., and by inference the criminal authorities, had hit a wall of sorts," Judge Holwell wrote.
In their theory of inference, the Nyaya five-membered syllogism is rejected in favour of a three-membered one.
China, Mr. Paterniti continues, "has become the shadow, the inference, the chimera and the overlord in every conversation".
In what is, by inference, the same level of jeopardy suffered by Tony Blair since 9/11, Curtis's premier is able to dash around London with a single bobby as protection.
He admitted the Sydney bugging saga had been the spark that set him off, saying he was deeply offended by any inference the Wallabies camp had been in any way involved in the spying scandal.
Her take on the bombing of Iraq, and by inference the power of America over the less fortunate people of the world, was expressed in a piece of advice: "Visit the United States before it visits you".
