Sentence examples for and suggests the process from inspiring English sources

Dedicated to Mr. Kani's brother, a poet shot and killed by the police in 1985, "Nothing but the Truth" assesses this accommodation to change and suggests the process is far from over.

Answering that riddle has helped confirm scientists' recent estimates of how much the oceans rose during the 20th century — and suggests the process is accelerating faster today, Harvard geophysicist Jerry Mitrovica said.

In contrast, the Action Agenda calls for testing of both old and new chemicals and suggests the process could be streamlined by using new analytical tools, including advances in molecular biology, computational toxicology, genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics.

This finding is not surprising, and suggests the processes underpinning the development of oncology resources do not vary by cancer type.

But a number of polling and election law experts cast doubts on the methodology and suggested the process could be a smokescreen for voter intimidation.

Gibbs said Obama does not want "to drag names through and vet names through the public," and suggested the process would be as secretive as the vice presidential selection was handled over the summer.

On the basis of our previous findings of increased bone mineral density in nanoparticle-treated mice the current findings have therapeutic relevance and suggest the process of autophagy as a novel potential target for the regulation of bone density.

Vascular aging is central to cardiovascular disease, and growing evidence suggests the process is characterized not only by changes in extracellular matrix proteins but also by aging of the cells resident in the artery wall.

In "Slapstick" he transmutes science fiction into something like medieval myth, and suggests the halo of process, of metamorphosis and recycling, that to an extent redeems the destructiveness in human history to which he is so sensitive.

The FraC structure provides insight into the interactions governing the assembly process and suggests the structural changes that allow for membrane insertion.

Britain's leading climate scientists have accused the Environment Secretary Owen Paterson of being "irresponsible and immoral" – as well as incorrect and misleading – after he played down the dangers of global warming – and even suggested the process had its advantages.