Sentence examples for actually suggests that from inspiring English sources

One study released this month actually suggests that hand-grip strength can be an indicator of your actual biological age.

History actually suggests that the "tackle housing first" crowd may have the direction of causation backwards.

While Niall Ferguson deplores "a hasty American withdrawal," his own evidence actually suggests that the United States has no option but withdrawal.

One recent paper actually suggests that law's reputation for providing a risk-free career path has been a fiction for a long time.

"This will feel odd -- perhaps even dishonest -- at first," writes Ms. Doyle, who actually suggests that women practice covering their mouths with duct tape to curtail the urge to sass.

The P.P.P. poll actually suggests that he has such a lead — 52-44 — but, as the firm noted, "obviously it's easier to count on votes that are already in the bank".

In addition, the specific data of ASEAN used actually suggest that regional integration has not advanced over the last decade.

The last few weeks actually suggest that the White House has reason to be optimistic.

Lord Diggers actually suggested that Vince's remarks might put young people off going into business.

One agent actually suggested that she "use the African material as background".

He doesn't actually suggest that non-barbarians can cope with being naked, but I take that as read.