Sentence examples for both of which suggest from inspiring English sources
Specifically, investors have been unnerved by reports of excess inventory and continued sluggish orders -- both of which suggest the economy remains weak.
Companies participating in the survey reported exceptionally big jumps in new orders as well as backlogs, both of which suggest that output will continue to rise robustly.
Alone, the secret is not dark or gothic enough to justify the movie's long silent sequences and sorrowful soundtrack, both of which suggest heartbreak without end.
His temperament is rock solid and his fitness levels high, both of which suggest he will continue to amass runs for years to come.
We test this hypothesis across two studies, both of which suggest that prosociality is linked to attitudes toward organ donation or actual donor status.
(The video is also notable for its lovely golden palette, and for the shiny tableware in the foreground, both of which suggest that the anonymous cinematographer was the rapper Drake).
Specifically, investors have been unnerved by reports of excess inventory and continued sluggish orders--both of which suggest the economy and business climate remain weak and may not recover until next year.
Arizona and California made proposals, 41 both of which suggested giving Nevada 300,000 acre-feet out of the mainstream of the Colorado River and reserving to each State the exclusive use of her own tributaries.
Emma Loach, a friend of the McCanns, also gave evidence, saying that the book and TV programme, both of which suggested that Madeleine was dead, had had a terrible effect on the couple.
Well, so far all we have to go on is the two instant polls, both of which suggested Obama won the debate, despite the fact that most respondents thought Romney had bested him on some key issues, including the economy.
