Sentence examples for thereby implies that from inspiring English sources

The result is a rift between golf's two ruling bodies, a guilt trip for the average golfer and the diminution of golf's most revered icon, Arnold Palmer, who has endorsed the ERC II and thereby implies that golfers should not play by the rules (albeit, the U.S.G.A.'s only).

The problem with this debating point is that it puts the emphasis on the wrong question — whether Israel is a good or bad country, and thereby implies that if it were clearly one or the other, the boycott would be clearly bad or good.

which thereby implies that first-, second- and third-order corrections vanish also for the membrane potential.

Thereby implying that x0 is a strict minimizer of order m for (MOP).

All of these signalling pathways are important mediators of Shh signal transduction, thereby implying that DISC1 may itself interface with Shh signalling.

Sometimes, this involves cynically claiming you're debunking when you're really just disagreeing – thereby implying that your opinion is more than mere opinion; it's "the facts".

"Lewis commits the... grave error of depicting traditional Islam as more tolerant of Jews... thereby implying that Zionism was the cause of Arab-Islamic anti-Semitism," she writes.

A master of minutiae, she is the sort who will point out that one must not congratulate a bride, thereby implying that a husband is some sort of prize.

Phillip Goodall Norwich David Baddiel suggests that "the left" has become even "more ambiguous" about Jews, because it has deemed Israel the "nutcase pariah state du jour", thereby implying that it is antisemitic.

When a résumé indicated that the applicant was an officer in an elementary school parent-teacher association, thereby implying that she was a mother, employers were half as likely to call her back.

Still a third possibility is suggested by census records taken on March 6 , 1920 in Coahoma county, which list the age of "Mack Morganfield" as 5 and thereby imply that he was born in 1914.