Scientists looked for an excess of these particles, which would imply that the Higgs boson had been created.
The acting and best film Oscars, which would imply a more direct endorsement of gay love, were not forthcoming.
The Serbs object to Kosovo having a constitution and president, which would imply it was a sovereign state.
Indeed, underestimates of consumption are probably larger than overestimates of investment, which would imply that total GDP is itself understated.
The D.U.P., and many others in Britain, are opposed to anything resembling a border in the Irish Sea, which would imply that Northern Ireland is not fully British.
But this prediction, which would imply GE Capital needs just another $266 million or so, seems too low when judged against the market.
I do kind of have a dim memory from my teens of making a conscious decision to be a little more out there, which would imply a reaction.
He described the euro as "grossly undervalued," which would imply that the dollar is too strong against the world's other most widely used currency.
A few months ago, AT&T said it anticipated opening the service to those on "other billing plans in the near future," which would imply unlimited data customers.
Indeed, says the US Catholic paleo-conservative, the Pope may be "speaking heresy", which would imply that Francis is "not a valid pope".
We are often referred to as "consumers of health," which would imply that we, as consumers, are able to choose where to spend our money.
