By implication, though, Mr. Zapatero has raised broader questions.
A basically competitive attitude as well as reliance on rhetoric are features of much early prose writing; for example, Hecataeus was criticized by Herodotus, who was in turn criticized by implication, though never named, by Thucydides.
By implication, though, some of these ratings could be vulnerable.
Der Spiegel makes this point well, by implication: "Now, though, the revelation that the NSA has systematically infiltrated an entire computer network is likely to trigger deeper controversy, especially since the NSA's snooping took place during the term of Peña Nieto's predecessor Felipe Calderón, a leader who worked more closely with Washington than any other Mexican president before him".
The villains included Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, and by implication, Barack Obama as though the Republican Party wasn't fully in control of all the levers of the federal government.
Hear him say that the act of not doing things is a sufficient work for Obama and, by implication, Jay Z. Though he allows that there is still "a bit of racism," he is much more vocal on his need to be active on behalf of incredibly wealthy athletes.
By implication, even though wealthier people may not necessarily be entrepreneurs, poor people cannot also start a business.
His earliest studies, though phenomenological, underscored the freedom and by implication the responsibility of the practitioner of the phenomenological method.
What pedals it forward, though, is the times when the kid is without a bike — and, by implication, without some of the other essential props of a childhood, like love and parents.
Minorities, by implication, would have no right to communal expression, though presumably their rights as individuals would be assured.
