Sentence examples for reading implies from inspiring English sources

Good reading implies, and good writing demands of its readers, that the emotion should depend not on the name alone, but on the name understood.

The purchasing managers' index reading "implies that the Chinese economy is still on track for gradual growth recovery," Qu Hongbin, chief China economist for HSBC, wrote in a statement accompanying the data release.

The reading "implies that China's growth recovery is becoming consolidated into 4Q following the bottoming out in 3Q," Qu Hongbin, chief China economist at HSBC, said in a statement accompanying the index's release.

And it's no surprise that students increasingly don't want to read — to the extent that the rejection of reading implies the rejection of what reading has become in the hands of educators whose mandate is to train students rather than to cultivate their aesthetic passions.

This reading implies a distinction in etiology for superadded qualities.

In screening, the concept of double reading implies that if both readers are negative, the combined report is negative.

Thus, it has been suggested that the intermediate scope interpretation best captures the intuition that if S means green by 'green' she is thereby obligated to use the term in certain ways (under certain conditions), without (as on the narrow scope reading) implying that the obligation is conditional on x being green (Hattiangadi 2006: 225, fn 4).

The criticism made for interesting reading, implying as it did that while Israel is an embarrassment to the United States, its relationship with such great human rights exemplars as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey ought to be sources of downright pride.

derived using all reads implies that there is a drop off in abundance for very low abundance genes, which the fitting procedure would over-predict.

"Yank Victory Brawl Is Bared," it read, implying that the revelation was as newsworthy as the event itself.

We find that given a fixed coverage, longer reads (implying fewer of them) are preferable.