Sentence examples for time implies from inspiring English sources

Lack of discussion, verification, or change over time implies quality.

Failing the exam a second time implies automatic termination of degree candidacy, but conditional passes are possible.

Your Aug. 27 editorial "Cap Sick Time" implies that Parsippany Police Chief Michael Filippello's $469,000 retirement package for unused vacation and sick time was "abuse".

Invariance under time implies that whenever a motion is allowed by the laws of physics, the reversed motion is also an allowed one.

Remarkably, this symmetry of physical laws under a change of place or time implies that momentum and energy are conserved, that is to say they cannot be created or destroyed.

Also, the fact that the distribution of the flow rate in a given cross-section of the airway changes significantly with time implies the importance of unsteady data for clinical decision.

So might the perceived surfeit of time implied by mañana: I'll do it tomorrow.

These methods yielded conflicting results: the fall time implied a fairly constant D, but the round-trip time implied variations of over an order of magnitude.

A tweet from WikiLeaks at 5pm Friday New York time implied that its supporters were behind the attack.

The average displacement R grows linearly with time, implying that R2 grows as t2 instead of t.

Many of the images show Parisians smiling and having a good time, implying that life was enjoyable under Nazi occupation.