Sentence examples for that it implied from inspiring English sources

More than that, it implied that consumers are paying too much for a product whose effect can be to eat up all their savings, leaving nothing to pass on to their descendants.

The Court, ante at 817, states that the Virginia Supreme Court placed no limiting interpretation on its statute and that it implied that the statute might apply to doctors, husbands, and lecturers.

When signing it, the Reich had not for a moment considered that it implied the slightest renunciation by the Reich of its hopes of laying hands on Danzig, of wiping the Corridor off the map and of recovering its old frontiers.

Two viewers complained that it implied Olay could deliver the same benefits as injections.

Hirschfeld, though, disliked the campaign against Röhm, and the conflation of homosexuality and Fascism that it implied.

I always wondered about the title of "Napoleon Dynamite"—and assumed that it implied a joke: Napoleon BlowNapoleon

If it means more than that, it implies that the Government has some proprietary interest.

Based on that, it implies that TRIB3 contributes to MetS via alteration of glucose and fat.

The common misconception is that it implies convergence over time.

And what is dangerous about the remark is that it implies that nothing was learned.

It's so detached that it implies that the torture and ill-treatment are not important.