Sentence examples for may have implied from inspiring English sources

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In some particular cases diversity emerges from divergent pathways that may have implied radical transformations in the past, as shown here for rural livelihoods in northern Cameroun.

I don't think that my mom's confession, or whatever it may have implied, had anything to do with what I think of as "it".

Ms Wood is the leader not of the first party in Wales, as her presence in the debate may have implied to some, but of the fourth.

"We have spoken so far as if this hierarchy were a fixed order but actually it is not nearly as rigid as we may have implied," Maslow wrote.

While an interview with Vogue may have implied Cara was in a "phase", much of the well-established gay community is also coming round to its newer members.

The second resulted in Eyal losing his fucking mind because someone may or may not have implied that his knowledge of "the stars" (and, therefore, implicitly, his whole personality) was bullshit.

This may well have implied that the heavier drinkers were under-represented and therefore biased the distribution of the intoxication frequency downwards.

Some studies have implied that statins may have diverse effects other than just lowering lipids.

His rebuke may have been implied but it was clear.

Frankly, as a Connecticut voter I want to know what Mr. Blumenthal would do as a senator, not what he may have accidentally implied in an impromptu speech in expressing solidarity with his fellow veterans.