Sentence examples for less implied from inspiring English sources

If the days to completion reduce relative to the reseed value, then the virus is less independent and thus there is less implied threat.

Although it hit all the anime stylistic high points, I wanted more actual swordplay and less implied swordplay — the stylized fighting was cool but like many shows and movies attempting to depict ultra-high-level action, it ends up obscuring them rather than showing them as they should be.

At some point last year, Florian Hecker mentioned he'd completed a new album that he described as "ultra-minimal" and more or less implied that the extremely minimal nature of the tracks would show all those so-called minimal techno producers what minimal actually is.

Anything less implies an ahistorical, decontextualised approach that already builds in the seeds of societal rejection.

The first question to Florida Senator Marco Rubio by Fox News anchor, Bret Baier, was about personal attacks—how he's gone, in a matter of weeks, from having a no-Trump-talk policy to more or less implying the man had a small penis.

To be ignorant of the increasing need to do more with less implies that one has not been paying attention to the changes in our economically constrained medical environment.

Because it was originally called the "hygiene" hypothesis, and because the terms hygiene and cleanliness are used interchangeably, people often assume that "being less clean" implies being less particular about hygiene.

In the first case, less chiasmata imply clearly less crossing-over in the second case, restriction to the terminal position limit the interchange to a small segment, keeping most of the chromosome length almost invariable.

Was horror scarier when it showed less and implied more?

This evidence is probably persuasive enough to say that Mr. Cain's chances are much less than implied by his polling alone.

The more diverse our users, the less is implied about any person by simply being a Tor user.