Sentence examples for because that suggests from inspiring English sources

"That's really good news," says Mølbak, "because that suggests that if you change the policy for example, improve hygiene and management practices rather than give the animals antibiotics then you are able to reverse the situation".

To speak of its "fairness" would convey the wrong impression, because that suggests a conscious virtue.

I don't go along with the view that diabetes is going to "overwhelm" the NHS, because that suggests it's like a tsunami – something you can't do anything about.

"The same is true for people who tend to make positive expressions, because that suggests that you're personally happy, which is a very attractive feature in itself".

(Let's not even say, "Not yet," because that suggests impending doom). The Capitals spent the past month establishing reasons this group is somehow different from its predecessors.

We also acknowledge being suspicious when an official begins by citing "the best information we have to date" because that suggests other information, such as that gathered by the Libyans, is not being given the same weight.

— because of polling that suggests that the race might well be close.

When doctors see children with recurrent pain, they start with a detailed medical history because that often suggests a diagnosis.

The phylogenetic and docking analysis supports that Yfh1 acts in S, T or ST because that analysis suggests that Yfh1 functionally cooperates with Arh1-Yah1.

It's not that we don't care, because that would suggest indifference.

That is because, he suggests, Lincoln found "transcendent meaning in the carnage" and affirmed that meaning for both sides.