Sentence examples for then by implication from inspiring English sources

He continued: "If causing a miscarriage is murder, then, by implication, so is abortion, the Supreme Court never mind".

"But if you're at a reasonable weight, then by implication your percentage of body fat is probably pretty reasonable".

Also, if what one embraces is basic capability equality for all, then by implication one is countenancing that there may be non-basic capabilities, providing which to all is not required.

And then, by implication, "What a terrible thing the lack of liberty in France is".

If (M,R)'s non-computability really presents an insuperable obstacle to understanding complex biological systems, then by implication this raises questions concerning the usefulness of computational systems biology.

And then he is, by implication, the director himself; a man who spent a lifetime conjuring entire worlds on a black-and-white screen and yet who never managed one as beguiling, as terrible and true as the one we see here.

But the rest is there by implication.

A major problem is that, if thrifty genes (or more correctly thrifty alleles) provide such a great advantage for people in times of famine, and famines have been an 'ever present' (Prentice, 2005) feature of the natural history of hominins, then we would expect that everyone in modern society would have inherited these alleles, and by implication then we should all be clinically obese.

And then there is the damning-by-implication ploy (Sarah Palin is a real American, so that must mean you are not).

The closest Hirschman ever came to explaining his motives was in his most famous work, "Exit, Voice, and Loyalty," and even then it was only by implication.

By implication, then, when a direct measurement of physical reality occurs it merely passively reflects rather than actively constituting that which is observed.