Sentence examples for is being implicitly from inspiring English sources

The application of the 1964 Wilderness Act is being implicitly redefined from protecting wilderness to creating wilderness, a not-insignificant revision.

It is not, therefore, farfetched to think that Texas' relationship to the rest of the United States could involve war, but please also keep in mind that when we refer to the United States of America, Texas is being implicitly included.

"It feels like you are being implicitly critical," she continues, "but in a society where everybody was absolutely equal, we wouldn't need to exist.

Policy choices are being implicitly framed as a well-defined crossroads, when the evidence about what transpired and what action to take is not.

From the 1970s onwards, researchers explored how social class, gender, ethnicity, sexuality and so on were being implicitly taught in the classroom.

To me there are several obvious things that are being implicitly hidden or ignored in these comments.

In this respect also, we see that laws of nature are being implicitly treated as the causes of what happens: causation, intuitively, can only go past future).

Nevertheless, the magnitude of the errors is much smaller than the DLL errors, since the dynamic model of the estimator prevents fast variations of the LOS estimate and also because phase information is being used implicitly.

There is concern among the scientific community that the current level of knowledge is being misrepresented implicitly for commercial purposes.

You're not being judged based on what's always been "fast enough for education"; you're being judged, implicitly and unconsciously, based on the speed of amazon, Uber, and Starbucks.

The opposition is also being implicitly blamed by Mr Lukashenka for a terrorist attack on the Minsk underground on April 11th which killed 14 people and injured 200.