Sentence examples for because it suggests it from inspiring English sources

Dan Tisch, chairman of the global alliance, said he liked the new definition because "it suggests it's an ongoing process, a fitting idea when the cycle is continuous".

This is significant because it suggests it may be possible to lower the processing budget without impacting the success rate by increasing the value of d. Figure 16 Rate of successful flows with varying d and processing budgets.

The glr1Δ mutant did not show much sensitivity to any of the compounds except for 3,5-dimethoxybenzaldehyde. The sensitivity to this compound is noteworthy because it suggests it disrupts cellular glutathione (gamma-L-Glutamyl-L-Cysteinylglycine; a cellular antioxidant) homeostasis.

The emphasis on the lack of ads follows an SEC filing made by Google in December 2013 - ahead of its $3.2bn acquisition of Nest in February - in which it resisted the idea of breaking out how much money it receives from mobile ads because, it suggested, it foresaw a future where ads could appear in all sorts of places - including cars, fridges, watches and thermostats.

"I don't believe they really hate it, because whenever it suggests it might stop doing something, they all shout: no! Look, at the risk of sounding sanctimonious, I think the BBC is there to do good.

"It grates on me because it suggests there's some calculation there.

In an odd way, this takes some pressure off Hayes, because it suggests that it would be futile for him to radically overhaul his program.

It is ominous because it suggests that the monitors will not be given free access as was hoped.

It's sad because it suggests to me those kind of ideas aren't a problem in his field.

It is damaging because it suggests the company was trying to "buy off" Taylor and stop more damaging facts coming to light.

Not, it should be emphasized, because it suggests the dawn of some sort of traditionalist utopia, where the only sex is married sex.