Sentence examples for still imply from inspiring English sources

It would still imply that Mr. Sanders made big gains over the last month.

Even that could still imply a halving in the rates of growth in industrial production and investment.

That would still imply rising unemployment (which many would consider disastrous), but no full-blown recession, in which output actually falls.

He might not literally have to win it; losing it by a couple of points would still imply grave problems for Mr. Romney.

The IFS also stressed that Osborne's plans still imply deep cuts to Whitehall departments, outside the protected areas of health, schools, overseas aid – and now defence, on which the chancellor promised to spend more.

If we assume that BP's ultimate liability is 50% of the $55bn decline in the market value this would still imply a share price of 510p," the analysts said.

But the overall picture still implies Ukip has around 14% of the vote.

"Edge City" is one proposal, though that still implies a center.

But expected increases of 7 percent a year still implied another doubling of home prices by 2015.

And when the promise is kept, Sarah, overcome by joy, still implies her doubt had been reasonable (Genesis 21 6 7).

The sitter looks out from the frame, slightly withdrawn, apparently hesitant and even enigmatic, but still implying that sense of fun which was Jack Mackenzie-Stuart's hallmark.