Sentence examples for the phone implies from inspiring English sources

Participating in an interview on the phone implies that one attends and responds to the interviewer's questions without being able to read the items that are rated.

Lowering the cost for Windows on low-cost devices could help the company foster a new cadre of devices that will eventually run whatever the Second Windows is; so the new OEM group supporting Windows Phone implies future hardware support for what comes next.

Incredible HD implies the phone's big selling point is its screen; Mecha just conjures up images of super rad robots.

Being listed in the phone book does not imply a desire to have your number in neon on a billboard in Times Square.

Sleeping mode, as the name implies, mutes the phone during bedtime hours that you specify.

The G4 Stylus is a 5.7-inch version of the phone which — as the name implies — comes with a stylus for navigation.

And in the penultimate sentence he alleged that the original study received funding from "a Danish phone company," implying that the study's failure to find an association between cell phone use and brain tumors was influenced by financial interests, although no such funding was declared in the published paper.

The credit-card company (who for some reason implied on the phone that seeking to hire a car in Wales could be interpreted as an "irregular and potentially suspicious pattern of spending") keep me in the office for 20 minutes, after which they allow the transaction, but still block the card.

The fact that this backup is done while the phone is docked seems to imply it's more time consuming.

Its only been around 8 months since the xpPhone — a phone which, as the name implies, runs Windows XP — made its online debut, but its already caused quite the rift between the mega-geeks.

The phone-hacking scandal, as the name implies, is primarily about how the information was obtained, and only secondarily about the nature of that information.