Sentence examples for statements implies that from inspiring English sources

He apparently thinks that the truth of future contingent statements implies that things cannot be otherwise, for the assumed actuality of the relevant truth-makers means that alternative prospectives are rendered temporally impossible.

Brooks cited Bede's statement implying that Penda's fortunes were mixed during his 22 years in power and noted the possibility that Penda's fortunes were low at this time.

Both statements imply that consumers are making a saving by capping solar energy.

Kafka is by no means claiming this as fact, but his statements imply that it is one of myriad possibilities.

These statements imply that U.S. troops will not be policing population centers in order to prevent intercommunal violence.

The witness statements implied that Iraqi men were executed by being shot at close range, strangled or having their throats cut, the lawyers said.

Yesterday's witness statements implied that Iraqi men had been executed by being shot at close range, strangled or having their throats cut, the lawyers said.

The Chinese authorities and state-run media have reacted defensively to international criticism of Mr. Ai's detention, releasing statements implying that the West does not understand China.

"What I see as alarming is not just that employers are now fighting us in courts," she said, "but that they're also making statements implying that such incidents are just horseplay".

At that meeting, the Fed left its benchmark short-term rate unchanged at 5.25percentt, but it altered the language it had used in previous statements, implying that it was now as likely to lower interest rates as to raise them.

Saturated in emotive language about "your tiny baby", its pseudo-medical statements imply that abortions often cause "serious physical complications" – a tactic that has earned them the moniker 40 Days for Lies among counter-protesters.