Sentence examples for change suggests from inspiring English sources

"The uncertainty surrounding the science of climate change suggests that some modesty is in order," it reads.

The difference affirmed by the Academy is mainly one of circumstance indeed, as the rule change suggests, of editorial coverage.

The fact that clotrimazole inhibited RBC shape change suggests that the latter is dependent on K+ exit.

The continuous IB/IM change suggests the non-discontinuous volume phase transition of gel occurring in microscale.

Still, the rise of home working hints at a profound change, suggests Alan Felstead, an academic at Cardiff University.

And this change suggests that the wealth of these people is now seen as a legitimate target for the authorities.

This chop and change suggests a reluctance to settle, not merely in a choice of genres but often in the mood space of a single film.

His current port tack, on issues like health care and climate change, suggests that he knows which way the wind is blowing.

Many are retired, still in school or raising children, but the sharp change suggests that a growing number have become too frustrated to continue applying.

The change suggests that the robust demand generated by the stock market had finally given business the power to raise prices and make them stick.

That can and should change, suggests Amy Finkelstein, the Ford Professor of Economics at MIT, in a Science piece co-written with MIT researcher Sarah Taubman.