Sentence examples for than implying from inspiring English sources

Sure, it will take time, but it should be our hope and expectation, rather than implying that significant difference will perpetuate.

The Coke ad is unusual - typically rivals only suggest that their product is better than the competition, rather than implying that the competition's product is inadequate.

Rated M. UNCHARTED 3 It would be unfair to call Uncharted 3 juvenile, but if I did, I would mean it in the sense of unbridled enthusiasm and wonder rather than implying it was shallow and unrefined.

The North stated clearly, rather than implying, that its nuclear program would now be aimed at the United States — something suggested in the past, for instance, by propaganda posters showing a missile striking what looks like Capitol Hill.

The stars and players of movieland are terrified of boat-rocking at the best of times, so all the presenters and award-winners stayed shtum about Iraq, other than implying, in fine Clintonian style, that they supported the soldiers but not necessarily the war.

However, rather than implying a swift liberalisation of illicit drugs, Sefatian suggested another direction: re-introducing the cultivation of plants such as poppy and cannabis under state supervision; legalisation of cannabis and opium use under specific circumstances outlined by ad hoc laws, for instance, only in private places and for opium – as he told me – only for people above a certain age.

This is still later than implied by futures markets.

However, the erosion of trust dates back earlier than implied.

That bit of strategy on the governor's part was also more than implied on Monday.

First, the theoretical issue is less clear-cut than implied above.

Johnson said: "There is no question that the cuts will be less severe than implied in July.