Sentence examples for under implied from inspiring English sources

After brusquely signing the contract under implied threats of having the truth about the accident exposed, Charlie falls indifferently into bed with Connie Bliss (Ana Reeder), the wife of his good friend Buddy Bliss Joey Slotnickk), the very man who went to prison so Charlie's career wouldn't be jeopardized.

One of the guards then "proceeded to force Donnelly to leave the building entirely under implied threat of force," the press club statement said.

Some of the conditions included in this study are likely to be under-recorded, implying that any findings will underestimate the true prevalence of multimorbidity.

But, "even though you have rights under the implied warranty, it may not be easy to use those rights," Mr. Sheldon said.

This is all fine and good, but it's hard for me to imagine going into a retailer with, say, a digital camera that has failed to work, and arguing that it should be replaced under an implied warranty.

In reply to (2), Ross contends that the promise 'arose out of conversation with the miser, which was conducted under the implied contract to tell each other the truth' (FE 97).

It's worth noting that a lot of this talk about "job creation" is really not about that at all, but about creation of benefits to the people at the top, under the implied or assumed justification that jobs will appear magically down below as a result.

The scale of the decarbonization challenge implied under the UK Climate Change Act is huge.

Mr. Rumsfeld did not specify which bases were under consideration but implied that the prisons there would have to be highly secure.

Latte learned that he was a Jew -- with everything that implied under the Third Reich -- more or less by mistake in high school in Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland).

Goldsmith implied under the cloak of parliamentary privilege that a former cabinet minister, immediately identified on social media as Brittan, had been photographed in a compromising position with a young boy.