Sentence examples for it may be implied from inspiring English sources

This quality may be redundant, though; it may be implied by imagination.

An operations officer with the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force, the command supervising Special Forces teams in Afghanistan, complained in a memo that prisoners were being held for so long without charges that it "may be implied as kidnapping, a federal crime".

Collectively, it may be implied that central ghrelin signaling, specifically via GHS‐R1A on reward nodes, may be a potential target for pharmacological treatment of alcohol dependence.

Knowing that A. sojae has an aerobic metabolism, it may be implied that VHb favored the flux of oxygen in the transformant A. sojae vgb + during the SSF conditions, making this fungal strain able to consume more solid substrate and, in turn, increase biomass and several of its enzymatic contents.

Taken together a role of ghrelin and its receptor in the reinforcing properties of addictive drugs may be implied.

Conservatism may be implied.

That this line is also a personal cri de coeur may be implied by the exclamation mark at the end.

Under California law, Judge Mary M. Schroeder wrote in a ruling for a three-judge panel on Sept. 8, "a contract sometimes may be implied even in the absence of an express promise to pay".

"Many of the communications that PSCCSI has with customers do not need to meet the standards that may be implied for bank communications".

Business Alignment review is very important, as budget changes and Road Map priorities may be implied.

Since no specific description is given to the headache in adult criteria, these criteria may be implied for pediatric patients.