indescribable," he said, stretching out the adjective with a heavy Germanic emphasis, and leaving behind an implication, also comic, that his short reply sufficed as a perfectly comprehensive explanation of the relative merits of English and German humor.
I mean, yes, marriage rates are way down, and labor force participation is down among prime-age men (although not as much as some of the rhetoric might imply), But it's generally left as an implication that these trends must be causing huge social ills.
That troubles some medical ethicists, who say that without federal financing, there is no federal regulation, leaving a field heavy with ethical implications to profit-making entrepreneurs.
All of which leaves a very troublesome implication.
But this is coupled with official "tut-tuts" about the overexposure of American banks to hedge funds, leaving the implication that an LTCM or other such fiasco couldn't happen in Europe.
The Times story dropped the subject there, leaving the implication that Johnson was merely a bad participant in an otherwise good institution.
The younger woman's story is unexplored, leaving the implication she used Ebrahim as a sugar daddy.
The implication from left to right in the expression above is an algebraic soundness theorem and the implication from right to left an algebraic completeness theorem.
On Friday, The Havana Times blog reported that Mr. Zurbano had told a gathering of Afro-Cuban advocates that he had been dismissed from his post at the publishing house of the Casa de las Americas cultural center, leaving the implication that the dismissal was connected to the article.
We stack panels on "career-life balance" with women, leaving the implication that balance is something only women ought to worry about.
