Sentence examples for longer implies that from inspiring English sources

Under the peace pact, President Boris Trajkovski is asking Parliament to amend the preamble to the Constitution so that it no longer implies that the Macedonian Slavs have pre-eminent status.

The exposure of French banks to Italy and to other countries that have been in bond traders' sights for longer implies that contagion would quickly spread to the euro's core (see chart 4).

Lawsuits involving narcissistic CEOs also lasted longer, implying that those leaders were less willing to settle suits quickly even though they were no more likely to win them.

I noted that a college degree no longer implied that the possessor knew anything, citing a statistic from many years ago, that an appalling percentage of Harvard graduates could not identify the time frame of the Civil War.

However, given that germination is insensitive to glucose in gpt2 seeds, the time from germination to greening is substantially longer, implying that some step in this developmental stage, most likely the development of the chloroplast, is more sensitive to the presence of glucose.

The official Scottish evaluation of the CL-NHL excess near Dounreay (Black et al, 1994 ) made no mention of its starting at the same time as in other areas affected by the oil industry, but instead stressed that it persisted longer, implying that this was a problem for the hypothesis.

However, since the late 90's this decreasing trends is no longer present, implying that tritium in precipitation may have reached a steady state level.

Your July 18 editorial "Triangular Diplomacy" implies that Russia is no longer a military superpower.

In an era in which the directive "Go play" no longer implies "outside," the idea that rain may affect a child's fun is perhaps a quaint one.

The auditors' statement that a company's accounts have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles no longer implies, as it once did, that auditors have made the kind of broad judgment about the financial health of a company that investors need and expect accountants to provide.

One reason this may not excite investors is that it no longer implies an acceleration.