Sentence examples for left implies from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the rise of Trump on the right and Bernie Sanders on the left implies that liberal America and conservative America are dug in deeper than ever in their trench warfare.

For example, note how a porous located at the left implies a maximum on the signal displaced to the right.

However, the results indicated that the frequency of hybrid indices was significantly skewed to the left, implying that a substantial amount of pure O. militaris individuals was present in the population (21 plants carried more than 99% of O. militaris in their genome), whereas only one plant had > 99% of O. purpurea in its genome.

The DET curve is a plot of error rates for binary classification systems, in which the lower left curve implies the better performance.

His claim that Labour is a "broad church" is instantly undermined by his unwillingness to extend this breadth to the Labour left, which he labels "far-left" and implies is illegitimate.

JoAnn M. Hunter's choreography here is mostly in the arms — a flurry of left-right-left jabs implying, without being too anatomically specific, that something is being stuck to a man.

In recent years, administrators of the economics prize have taken to joking that "all the mighty firs have fallen; now there are only bushes left" -- implying that economics is so shallow a subject that every truly deserving candidate has already won the prize and only second-rate contenders remain.

The most notable difference to Figure 4 is the streaky nature of the relations in the left panels, implying a multi-modal distribution of errors at any given θ and p, as also evident from the dashed histograms in the right panels.

Indeed, when Begin was elected prime minister in 1977, there were those on the left who implied that Israeli democracy was at risk.

Wilson and colleagues identified it as a left mf4 (implying that the damaged side is buccal) with strong similarities to GSI/SR/PAL-G070, including a curved crown and a V-shaped enamel islet atop a deep infundibulum.

The lack of an opposite-hand asymmetry among left-handers further implies that right- and left-handed phenotypes do not arise according to the same developmental rules.