Sentence examples for calls suggest from inspiring English sources

But much of the talk, Mr. Harris and the calls suggest, was tactical.

The raucous wake-up calls suggest that astronauts have more in common with teen-agers than with adults.

Leaked recordings purporting to show intercepted phone calls suggest that pro-Russian separatists were the likely perpetrators.

Traditional polls, based on phone calls, suggest the party will win 16-19% of the vote – but badly underestimated its performance in 2014.

Like the television commercials and the letters about to be mailed, the phone calls suggest Mr. Bush cannot maintain benefits for retirees and at the same time allow younger workers to divert some of their tax money into private accounts.

Women's groups say that the calls suggest that many – not all – French men in positions of authority regard female employees as a resource to be bullied, or blackmailed, or bribed into sexual submission.

"The timing of the calls suggests a deliberate attempt to tax the Fire Department's ability to respond".

Surprisingly, we found the same results at a much shorter time scale of single calls, suggesting that melatonin exerts actions over widely different timescales.

Clusters of more tightly spaced calls suggested whales traveling in larger groups.

That jibes with casting calls suggesting that there would be a bunch of Dothraki characters in Season 6. .

Now and again, her feathered friends break into conversation, their calls suggesting a sort of cacophonous Greek chorus.