Sentence examples similar to otherwise be implied from inspiring English sources
He cannot know whether or not the gods exist or what they are like; this presumably (though in the light of Protagorean subjectivism the inference is not as secure as it would otherwise be) implies that no-one can know these things, but lack of knowledge is no bar to belief, particularly if that belief is socially useful, as Protagoras probably thought it was.
Conservatism may be implied.
It should always be implied.
An oil price that, because of climate policy uncertainty, is $20 a barrel higher than it would otherwise have been implies that US consumers pay $400m per day more, of which $240m per day is paid to foreign oil producers.
The otherwise unattested monastery had, it was implied, a representative in England.
Furthermore, throughout this communication 'all person' exposure is implied, unless indicated otherwise.
It's a gruesome end to what had otherwise been a satire, where the threat of violence was implied but never confirmed.
Quantitative analysis of zeolite formation yields insight into processes that are implied from laboratory studies and modeling efforts but are otherwise unverified at the site.
The asterisks were implied.
