Sentence examples for obviously implying from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, one year on from Maggie, it is time to offer a sort of BBC balance quota by giving him the state funeral that he so clearly deserves, the one that Boris Johnson was obviously implying support for in his fine-sounding tributes this morning.
The term "general theory" obviously implies that it is applicable at all times, in all economic situations.
Rehn said the currency issue arose because "that would obviously imply a situation where the candidate country concerned would not have a monetary authority of its own and thus no necessary instruments of the EMU" [economic and monetary union].
Obviously, implies or vice versa.
This, obviously, implies a prohibitive computational labor.
Obviously, implies that, and accordingly for some.
Sight deposits obviously imply a lower interest payment for banks.
The second claim, essentialism about kinds, does not obviously imply the first, individual essentialism.
While the former obviously implies the latter, it is equally obvious that decoherence need not imply separation in configuration space.
The results obviously imply that the fit in exponential function is better than in constant.
