Sentence examples for rather implicitly from inspiring English sources

Apparently, he'd rather implicitly condone the murder of a journalist (and U.S. resident) and turn a blind eye to what some have termed genocide in Yemen, assisted by the United States.

Moreover, risk and the decision-makers' risk attitude are captured rather implicitly via a risk-adjusted interest rate.

The planning model also captures risk and the decision-makers' risk attitude rather implicitly in terms of a risk-adjusted interest rate (O.4c).

As already mentioned in the stand-alone analysis, compared to some competing artifacts, the planning model handles risk and the involved decision-makers' risk attitude rather implicitly.

So we can think that in the case of constant f and g this result gives the value of (omega(D^{k},delta)) for all (deltageq0) (although rather implicitly).

Regarding its design specification, the planning model only caters for deterministic interactions among projects, captures risk and the decision-makers' risk attitude rather implicitly via a risk-adjusted interest rate, and treats the processes in focus as independent.

It is predicated on the severity of the offence rather than implicitly evaluating welfare according to a jockey's status.

"I would argue a third tenet, which is that it should be recorded explicitly, rather than implicitly.

They add to our understanding of what it is to be human, rather than implicitly condone the stripping away of humanity in the name of art.

"Traffic" evokes similar themes, but the emphasis is placed on action more than character; the problems are laid out explicitly rather than implicitly; the characterizations tend to be iconic, not subtle.

Third, it provides the underlying economic structure behind the innovation matrix, rather than implicitly assuming some TFP spillovers.