Sentence examples for buying suggests from inspiring English sources

Similarly, nothing is going to stop people from whining about shelling out a few hundred bucks for an airline ticket, but the fact that more and more are buying suggests that there's some public understanding of how cheap air travel has become.

The M100 tend to trade in and out of CMC, so their recent buying suggests they think it has even further to go.

With so much competition, it's best to do a little strategizing before buying, suggests Brian L. Hazen, a broker with Coates, Reid & Waldron in Aspen.

The relationship between intentional abstinence and actual condom buying was no longer significant, after the inclusion of intended condom buying, suggesting that the effect was mediated by intention to buy condoms (Sobel's z = 3.31,  p < .001).001

Erebor, The Lonely Mountain where Smaug the dragon makes his home in The Hobbit, would cost around $6 billion to buy, suggests a new housing report.

But the impending ad buy suggests that Murphy knows a change in momentum is needed before voters' perceptions of the candidates become more ingrained later in the fall.

Both sides deny that the marriage is on the rocks, but start-up delays and squabbles over which equipment to buy suggest otherwise.

The negative beta weight of intended buying again suggests a suppressor effect: intended buying reduced the error variance in the relationship between intended carrying and actual carrying.

Buffett, who has never bought an IPO, suggests buying stocks where there is no price pressure behind them.

"Who's really buying roadsters suggests that [sales] won't peak for a long time," Cedergren says.

So the fact that Russia is buying them suggests that Russia cannot build them.