Sentence examples for construction suggests from inspiring English sources
Astro Boy's simple, spherical construction suggests both the early Mickey Mouse and Max Fleischer's Betty Boop, and a 30's Deco elegance clings to the design even today.
The new construction suggests a complete reversal of the UK's current constitutional arrangement, in which all sovereignty formally rests in the centre and is then devolved to regions on a piecemeal basis.
Hence, the increase in the empowering ILT of the VET-students found in the present study, aligned with previous research on the processes behind leadership construction, suggests that the participative leadership culture in the construction industry (Grill et al. 2015) may be reproduced during construction VET.
Although its construction suggests that it is medieval, most of the arches were erected in 1827.
The most charitable construction suggests that du Sautoy, through excitement, abused his easy access to global media, while the Guardian was more than happy for the splashy headline.
Phylogenetic tree construction suggests that multiple MAEL copies are generated from a series of ancient lineage-specific duplication events.
But the officials said the evidence of new construction suggested that it "was being fixed up for someone else to use".
Better still, the stunning speed of its construction suggested that this sensual utopia was only as far away as the next cocktail.
She wrote that the "find spot" was unknown, but that the technique and style of construction suggested a Greek artist working in Sicily or southern Italy.
But at the United Nations in September, Mr. Obama used the word "restrain" in referring to construction, suggesting the administration realized it was unlikely to get a total freeze.
Ben May, an economist in London with Capital Economics, said the data reported Tuesday — as well as a small rebound in construction — suggested that the G.D.P. grew 0.2 percent in the second quarter, following a 0.3 percent decline in the first three months of the year.
