Sentence examples for work implies that from inspiring English sources

Furthermore her work implies that this optical transformation is simply the clearest example of the magic we should expect in some guise from all art.

Venner's work implies that patriotic citizens of pure blood have a duty to restock their gene pools, and their armies, by multiplying.

Susan Classen-Sullivan and Pawel Wojtasik, the exhibition's curators, writing in an accompanying wall panel, say the work "implies that love is simultaneously soft and yielding and abrasive and overpowering".

The overall increase in non-market work implies that household consumption among the unemployed fell less than market income, but it's hard to put a dollar value on the unpaid work.

A late mutation might have no effect at all (and therefore would not be selected), whereas if the same mutation had happened early, natural selection would have picked it up and spread it through the population at great speed.Dr Wichman's work implies that trying to think several steps ahead of any virus will not be a simple task.

This work implies that cellulose conversion is of great benefit to corn ethanol process.

He says that most companies want the underlying cloud infrastructure to just work, implying that VMware's offerings work best.

"Then finally he said, 'I assume you know my work,' " implying that Mr. Downes had been overly influenced by it.

His work implied that the body is a manipulatable instrument potentially dangerous and endangered and always politically loaded.

Mr Shiller's work implied that, given some knowledge of the underlying trend in the price of a stock, one could predict future movements.

No one who had bought his works in recent years, he said, had ever contacted him to show an interest in him or his work, implying that they were only interested in the work's investment value.