Sentence examples for cycle suggests from inspiring English sources

This year's Presidential election cycle suggests that whatever remains of that stability is at risk.

Nevertheless, Thomas Zehetmair's Tchaikovsky cycle suggests that a chamber-size orchestra can be viable in this repertoire.

My neighborhood is being rocked by gentrification and, as this news cycle suggests, the tensions of contemporary multiculturalism.

The concentration on Obama, rather than attacking Romney, at such a late stage of the election cycle suggests a nervousness about what George HW Bush once derided as "the vision thing".

With its fatalistic mood and enigmatic, carefully layered symbolism applied to a realistic setting, the cycle suggests a broader, more balanced and cosmopolitan descendant of Ingmar Bergman's anguished soundings of the soul in its dark night.

Do we worry that Captain America's Avenging Cycle suggests to boys that all they want to do is ride around on vehicles flexing their muscles, waving a shield and firing missiles?

The reversible lithium storage capacity still retains at 804.8 mAh g−1 in the 100th cycle, suggesting a good cycling stability.

Nevertheless, the tobacco industry spent $44 million on lobbyists and $17 million on the Tobacco Institute in that cycle, suggesting that a much higher return is expected from these activities.

And he said the data from 1979 to 2003 followed a pattern consistent with the business cycle, suggesting that they accurately reflected reality.

And nothing about the last campaign cycle suggested a party on the verge of breaking with that historic identity.

What designers might have been up to in the last cycle, suggested David Samuel Menkes, a local craftsman who specializes in extravagantly severe custom bondage gear, "was showing the emergence of S/M from the shadows".