Sentence examples for with their implied from inspiring English sources

Staff and student discussions regularly employ "high expectations," "red flags," and "gold flags," with their implied meanings.

Morrissey's lyrics are pointed, witty and tricksy, with their implied rhymes: "castration" instead of "strings" to take just one example.

This may also predict the need for the highly specialized surgery necessary for the excision of adjuvant structures such as vesicles, hypogastric plexuses (with their implied danger to sexual function), internal iliac vessels, bladder, etc.

This may also predict the need for the highly specialized surgery necessary for the excision of adjacent structures such as vesicles, hypogastric plexuses (with their implied danger to sexual function), internal iliac vessels, bladder, etc., etc.

The job of faculty governance is to nurture and build the academic program, support academic freedom, and offer the wise counsel that comes with their implied role of the "keeper of the flame" of institutional history and traditions.

"Thanks for the invite," repeated fan after fan, with their tone implying that they were happy to be out of the Big 12.

The animation of the actresses playing ordinary women intensely engaged with their computers implies that the after-hours "cybervisit" is the perfect antidote to an exhausting day of work or child care, or both.

This fact, together with their harmonicity, implies that C [ G ] = [ G ] C. On the other hand, from the assumed left Q-monogenicity of G we have G = C [ G ] and hence G = C [ G ] = [ G ] C. which clearly forces G to be two-sided Q-monogenic.

Most refugees, seven in ten, reported that they were employed at a level commensurate with their education implying they found the right fit for occupation quickly.

All three saltational taxa show insignificantly different levels of overall genetic change as compared with their congeners, implying that their divergence is targeted to particular traits and not genome-wide.

Of those 25 patients, the waking supine ETCO2 was strongly correlated with their PaCO2, implying that capnography was a reliable screening tool for measuring PaCO2 in our patients (Figure 1).