Sentence examples for that the implied from inspiring English sources

But the BNAC estimates that the implied gap in benefit rates is as much as 30% of salary.

Mr. Poole suggested that the implied federal backing could be removed by eliminating the ability of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to borrow from the Treasury.

And it's true that the implied 5-year rate of inflation has risen a fraction of a percentage point over the past few months.

Some drug companies complained that the implied exception to patent rules was too broad, reducing their incentive to develop medicines for the poorest countries.

He comes to the conclusion — absurd as it is ingenious — that the implied villain is neither Rastapopoulos nor Lazlo Carriedas but poor old Captain Haddock.

They ruled that the implied claims that "recent research had shown that B vitamins could help maintain brain function and performance' were not substantiated and were "misleading".

Love can be like that, the choreography implied.

Jewish organisations complained that the design implied that all the land was Palestinian.

It is that observation that implies the rather fundamental question: Is the Internet ready for IoT?

That implied that the authorities were tacitly using him.

That implied that the welfare cap was aimed at those out of work.