Sentences with phrase «than his posts implied»

Finally something on this, though there are actually many more ways to optimize things than the post implies, like the 60x mags for miles with AA recently.

Not exact matches

She appeared less than pleased with the implied message, and other social media users agreed: The post went viral, receiving more than 18,000 retweets.

But, your posts claim you are a graffiti artist on the wall of religion and I would think such a statement would strongly imply reformative poignancy rather than simple jocularity.

Yes I saw some post the other day implying there were 6 PL teams with better CDM back - up than Arteta — I asked who they were but didn't get a response.

However, the Spanish midfielder posted an update on Instagram saying he will be back in two months, which is a lot sooner than Arsenal's statement implied:

The fact that I have titled this post Friday Favorites # 1 implies I plan on doing this more than once, I'm hoping I can do this each week this year but sometimes I just draw... View post Friday Favorites # 1 implies I plan on doing this more than once, I'm hoping I can do this each week this year but sometimes I just draw... View PostPost

Re: the Publishing Renaissance post: it never occurred to me that the post had been removed by anyone other than its author, but I can see that my wording might imply otherwise.

From the calendar perspective, I didn't mean to imply you couldn't post more than once — if an appropriate event occurred requiring immediate posting and comment.

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Only one sentence poked me like a thorn on an otherwise rose of a post:» (no one can argue with a remotely straight face that Amazon is anything other than exceptionally customer - centric)» The author isn't necessarily implying Amazon is customer - service - centric.

Not at all — the post doesn't say or imply anything about adult dogs, simply that many puppy owners wait longer than they should to make an effort at active socialization.

Likewise, they prefer to debate urban heat island effects rather than to discuss the rising temperature trends, other clear signs of rising temperatures, the positive feedbacks which are beginning to kick in so that climate change will take on a life of its own independently of what we do in the future if changes are not made now (# 111, «Storm World» post, comment # 141) and what such climate change will imply for humanity as a whole (Curve manipulation, comment # 74, A Saturated Gassy Argument, comment # 116).

Further to this post it occurred to me that a lot of the confusion in this controversy seems to arise in the fact that MM are not claiming that their refutation of MBH98 & MBH99 implies that «therefore, on the contrary, the MWP was hotter than today» but only that «it is therefore unknown whether the MWP was hotter or colder than today.»

I think what you meant to imply, and what is linked to in your post, is that sea levels are not rising any faster than they have in the past.

You imply in this post that the main reason that Canada's GHG emissions have grown faster since 1990 (which I agree is an arbitrary baseline) than those of European countries is our faster population growth and faster economic growth.

As you might know, she wrote an entire post stating that Curry's paper implies that she has less uncertainty than before.

The post, «Germany's Solar Panels Produce More Power Than Japan's Entire Fukushima Complex,» implies that solar PV may be an adequate substitute for aging nuclear reactors in both Germany and Japan.

Sounds a lot less insidious than you were implying, In fact, based on WUWT willingness to turn a blind eye to the many errors in the original post by Donna Laframboise, it would seem important to have an opposing voice out there.

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But you're also implying that those who sell by owner are less honest than those who choose the mere posting or by owner route and thats simply wrong.