Sentence examples for the argument implies from inspiring English sources

The argument implies Britain doesn't have the capacity to sustain any more people, so every immigrant who arrives makes things worse for everyone by stretching our meagre resources further.

And nothing in the argument implies that f1 > f3.

The argument implies that the subset of coincidences caused by assembly activation has a tight locking to the LFP.

Dean fails to deliver the argument implied in the title.

Yet the narrative itself does little to advance or even articulate in any sustained way the argument implied in the subtitle: that Jackson's removal policy led to the Civil War.

The argument implied in Stephanie Coontz's Feb. 5 Op-Ed article, "Till Children Do Us Part" — that children are the cause of a decline in the "marital quality" of a couple — is an insufficient response to a complicated issue.

Together with the assumption that cells are easily deformed, this argument implies that the area of the contact region grows linearly with the number of bridging bonds.

The necessary temperament, this argument implies, is more combative and confrontational than Merton: someone with the stomach for the fight.

Hence, contrary to observation, this argument implies that the night sky should everywhere be bright, with no dark spaces between the stars.

It should be clear that Leibniz nowhere says that this argument implies that everything has to be wonderful.

The second argument implies that "as the number of independent actors in the system increases, the share of its attention that any nation can devote to any other must of necessity diminish" [25, p. 396].