Sentence examples for materially implies from inspiring English sources
As in ordinary PC, p ⊃ q is interpreted as "p materially implies q"—i.e., as true except when p is true but q false.
An alternative equivalent way of explaining the notion of strict implication is by saying that p strictly implies q if and only if it is necessary that p materially implies q. "John's tie is scarlet," for example, strictly implies "John's tie is red," because it is impossible for John's tie to be scarlet without being red (or it is necessarily true that, if John's tie is scarlet, it is red).
More specifically, his scrutability thesis says, if D is a complete qualitative description of the world, then for all T, it is knowable a priori that D (materially) implies T. Importantly, the knowability paradox does not threaten the claim that true Fitch-conjunctions are derivable a priori from a complete description of the world.
The scenario implies that the textual role of addressee is materially 'present'; this suggests the relay at point of production will be 'phonic'; since the exchange between interactants is face to face.
From the point of view of the owner (the entity that materially supports the site), the need for such a constant labor-intensive effort implies very high financial and personnel costs.
Given any two propositions p and q, then p ⊃ q ("if p [then] q" or "p [materially] implies q") is to count as false when p is true and q is false and as true in all other cases; hence it has the same meaning as "either not-p or q" or as "not both p and not-q".
Things now seem so bad that [the analysts'] consensus implies a rights issue is around the corner, Tesco will be forever worse than Carrefour was in its worst year, and Tesco will materially underperform Morrisons in terms of recovery.
"It implies delicateness.
Free speech implies responsibility.
