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implicit

[im-plis-it] / ɪmˈplɪs ɪt /


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“I’d like to think that there’s an implicit trust factor because of that decade of relationships. I don’t need years of random interaction getting up to speed.”

From Barron's

These kick in when they involve an investor from a country that holds more than 40 percent of the related global manufacturing capacity -- an implicit reference to China's dominance in those sectors.

From Barron's

The same access journalism — the implicit bargain in which reporters trade critical distance for proximity to power — remains.

From Salon

The implicit assumption is that earnings are driven primarily by procurement wins and geopolitical events.

From MarketWatch

And it carried an implicit warning: If America ever ceases to be as Hilda—godly, uncompromising, moral, dutiful and good—the moss-covered lassitude of Hawthorne’s Rome awaits us too.

From The Wall Street Journal