Sentences with phrase «than the author implies»

Not exact matches

This article implies that you can not believe in atoms and the wonder of evolution without being atheist or non-Christian, which is simply not true (I feel more theistic in a biochem class than I do talking to close - minded «Christian» creationist idiots, interestingly enough for the same reasons the author does).

What's interesting is that though both these reports by independent and secular organisations (NSPCC and JJC) either state or imply that child sex abuse is part of a problem in society as a whole and not a particular problem for the Catholic Church, in other words that Catholic priests are no more likely than anyone else to be involved in it, Dr Pravin Thevathasan, the author of the third document on this subject published around the same time, «The Catholic Church & the Sex Abuse Crisis», published by the CTS, is not inclined to deploy this fact to get the Church off the hook.

The author seems to be implying that the hospital is doing some sort of bad thing to the multips that is causing them to bleed and retain at higher rates than they would have if they had stayed home.

And although I'm not sure the author directly implied this, other than through the title, there's plenty of moms who haven't even heard of AP whose babies don't nap.

All three authors have, in one way or another, something to add to the view that the corporation is totalitarian, as well as illustrating how the processes and practices leading to our present situation are considerably more complex than any simplistic representation of corporate malfeasance would imply (i.e. that criminal corporations are individual «bad apples» and not representational of the whole system)

Lead study author Temple Northup wrote that «certain buzzwords create a health halo that implies a food is better for you than it actually is.»

«That brain volume (about 500cc), implies significantly less brain power than recent humans,» added Stringer, who authored a paper commenting on the finds.

This may imply that the health risks of excess belly fat are specifically related to heart problems, the authors say, more so than other major causes of death.

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.

What I did mean to imply is that like any (sane) author, I'd prefer my books to rise or fall on their own merits rather than be compromised by externalities.

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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.

The data implies that with each successive year, authors employ many more strategies than they did in 2010.

I suspect the power law of 98/2 is about right, but that the actual income is something like half the stated figure, which would imply many, many more self - published authors than 278,000.

The presented artistic contexts and conceptual positions in these four female artists» practices include references to mainstream comedy's systems and authors, and some are more explicitly gendered than others with literal and implied connections to the female body.

Peter A. Shulman, a historian and author of «Coal and Empire,» tweeted an image of an article from the May 12, 1912, edition of The Daily Picayune * newspaper in New Orleans that seems to imply more of a toxic, than climatic, impact from the buildup of carbon dioxide through fuel burning and the loss of trees to sop up the gas:

I think that either of those first four options would put the authors in less of a «difficult situation» than they are in now, having been accused, on a public forum, of tacitly approved (an implied deliberate) mis - use of their data and findings.

The phrase «there is no need of heat to «warm the surface» «does seem to imply a source of heat other than solar radiation, and the author immediately goes on to mention gravitation.

And while the authors frame science as only «discoveries» (so implying factual) rather than the wider set «theories plus discoveries» (so not all factual), their line of inquiry is nevertheless appropriate.

In the Science «Policy Forum» article, the authors imply, but do not expressly state that the cost of energy from large windmills (i.e., 1500 kW and larger) is lower than the cost of energy from smaller windmills.

When the study's lead author, Martin Monto, was asked to respond to media reports about the «rampant» hook - up culture, he replied: «This implies that the college campus has become a more sexualized environment and that undergraduates are having more sex than in the past.