Sentence examples for remotely implied from inspiring English sources
But just to be clear, headline writers of the world: socialism is not language that Obama ever used or even remotely implied in describing the principles of progressive taxation in his (and everyone else's, including President George W. Bush's) tax plan.
Reality check: Neither claim by Bachmann has any basis in fact; no health care legislation contained any language remotely implying such rationing.
"You should be patently ashamed of yourself, first and foremost, for even remotely implying the sorts of things you are... about Islam, I'm baffled first that you were brought here, that you came into this community and spewed this hate," said Benarbane.
Automated methods also outperformed manual tree detection from remotely sensed data, which implies that field data can be more relevant as a reference for validating and correcting derived estimates.
The company also implied in its statement that the hackers broke the law by manipulating a vehicle remotely without authorization.
Its departure implied death.
Some passages implied genocide.
The material is Usher's wheelhouse, a finger-snapper filled with creamy background vocals which implies that nothing remotely meaningful will interrupt the good times.
The fact that one can remotely access in-vehicle systems also implies that these systems face security threats coming from the outside world.
The progression of a latent, remotely acquired infection to active TB implies that an opportunity to identify infection and apply appropriate preventive measures may have been missed.
