Sentence examples for this perhaps implies from inspiring English sources

This perhaps implies that letting people do something, instead of introducing what activity they should do, must be a critical cornerstone for behavioral changes towards environmentally responsible manners.

Lindsay and Bernard Huppé suggest Bruegel may have implied that the blind men represent false priests who ignored Christ's admonitions not to carry gold, purses, or staves; the leader carries a hurdy-gurdy, a musical instrument associated with beggars in Bruegel's time; this perhaps implies a false minstrel, one who sings praises not for God.

As it is presumed that excess plasma angiogenin levels arise (as does excess VEGF (Ramcharan et al, 2013)) from neoplastic cells, this perhaps implies the presence of some residual tumour 6 months after surgery.

This perhaps implies the need of the County health departments within the devolved system to allow public facilities to utilize the funds to improve their facilities and make them competitive.

Along with hypertension and obesity, these subgroups contained the largest number of positive respondents, i.e. people reporting the specific health problem and this perhaps implies that the score differences observed in the other disease groups were sometimes insignificant due to the smaller number of people reporting those particular conditions.

However, this is the opposite of what is expected, but perhaps implies that middle-income countries, typically with a higher adult literacy levels, are exhibiting higher incidence levels due to other factors other than adult literacy.

As the title perhaps implies, there is little here that is not self-conscious and knowingly secondhand.

The immensely massive Day and Dusk are relatively tranquil in their mountainous grandeur, though Day perhaps implies inner fire.

Others still, like Transportation Commissioner Iris Weinshall, will not discuss their plans or wishes but refer inquires in a way that perhaps implies them.

But while the Series 2 (as the name, perhaps implies) doesn't feel so much like a full refresh as it does an upgrade, there are some key differentiators here.

One reference to a Roman event, Antony's supplying of dwarfs from Syria for gladiatorial games (De Signis col. ii.18), perhaps implies a terminus post quem of 40 (Last 1922, 177 80; contra, Sider 1997, 11).