Sentence examples for Bad suggests from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the level's name, Tech Gone Bad, suggests Romero's own thoughts on the trend.

Shooters are now released into a hellishly competitive genre, but one that also trends towards homogeneity – Tech Gone Bad suggests Romero still has much to teach.

A dash of mature behavior would not be bad, suggested Walter Wager, a mystery writer who made sure on the Fourth of July that he dined at a French restaurant near his home on the Upper West Side.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla .— Two games into the season, the Mets have already provided some compelling moments, good and bad, suggesting that perhaps the next 160 games just might be worth watching, too.

As it is, the ratings for the final episode of "Breaking Bad" suggest that Americans would already prefer to spend time with a murderous methamphetamine dealer than the House of Representatives.

Furthermore, we could establish that SCF induces phosphorylation of c-KIT and Bad, suggesting that this pathway is involved the survival of cells following in vitro hypoxia.

It's a sort of global watercooler, with all the good and bad that suggests.

New solidarity However, while things may be tough that doesn't mean it's all bad, Lee suggests.

Coetzee's fiction — and, "Diary of a Bad Year" suggests, his psyche — has always manifested a fault line.

Whenever things look bad, someone suggests calling Warren Buffett, whose role in the book is a bit like that of Charlie, at the other end of the Angels' speakerphone.

This method has entirely different features, some good, some bad, which suggests that a combination of both this method and a projection method [6] might be successful.