Sentence examples for archives suggest that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, recently opened archives suggest that Eisenhower preferred to let the Soviets reach space first, so as to establish a precedent.

In what was an overwhelmingly working-class country, football and cricket were much more compelling.Still, the Olympic archives suggest that some things are eternal.

Comparisons with the trace archives suggest that these are all genuine mutations.

These features suggest that the sequence no longer represents a functional intein (comparisons with sequences in the trace archives suggest that most of these are genuine mutations, although one of the frameshifts within the intein is likely to be a sequencing error; data not shown).

But the file, pulled from the archives, suggests that the "personal knowledge" that the judge cited stemmed from her history of Type 1 diabetes, which the judge has said was diagnosed when she was a child.

And they were not necessary to prevent a third world war or a major conflict in Europe: each leak from the archives suggests that the Soviet Union never seriously considered direct military aggression against the US or Europe.

STOCKHOLM (AP) — New evidence from Russian archives suggests that Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat credited with rescuing tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust, was alive for at least six days after he was reported to have died in a Moscow prison.

But one of the documents in the archives suggests that there was an agreement in government to shut 75 pits over three years, and cut 64,000 jobs - but that no list of which should be closed should be issued.

New evidence found in Scottish archives suggests that James McCartney moved with his family (including James McCartney II) from Ireland to Galloway, Scotland, around 1859, before moving south and settling in Liverpool.

Of the 24 missing genes, 18 had shorter matches in the assembly or strong candidate matches (at least 200 amino acids of gap-free alignment with at least 98% amino acid identity) in the chimpanzee sequence trace archives, suggesting that these genes are present but partially assembled or unassembled in the chimpanzee genome.

Some documents in the archive suggest that by protecting his allies, the Croatian political leaders in Bosnia, he was also protecting himself.