Sentence examples for degrees suggests from inspiring English sources

Daniel Wolfe, a Chicago jury consultant with law and psychology degrees, suggests that as you move away from Chicago in the region, people are likely to be more conservative and less tolerant of Blago's shenanigans.

The increase in degrees suggests that users became more liable to switch hashtags in their tweet sequence immediately following the event.

A closer look at node degrees suggests that, from a developmental and energy optimization point of view, hubs do not seem to be favored.

The tendency towards higher ICC values and narrower LOAratios for the TDPM variables with the starting position at 20 degrees than those from 40 degrees, suggests that the variables TE20 and TF20 may be more reliable.

Suddenly her attention is drawn to the smell coming from a pan of frying bacon, and she grimaces as her head rotates 360 degrees suggesting her delight at the smell.

There are a dozen or more demographic categories in which Clinton underformed Barack Obama in 2012, in addition to white people without college degrees, suggesting that Clinton's broad unpopularity was an inescapable problem.

A series of speakers, the presidents of football associations in Haiti, Congo, Benin, Fiji and Cyprus, lined up immediately afterwards to support Blatter and, in increasing degrees, suggest the corruption affairs were an invention of the English media.

On the other hand, above degree 10, the amplitude clearly increases in higher degrees, suggesting that noise is dominant at these spatial frequencies.

Monotonic declines in average wages particularly at higher degrees suggest a very strong and positive correlation between relatedness and wage earnings.

The second and the third, to varying degrees, suggest that an Obama second term will inevitably deliver less than is promised but more than radical critics fear.

That analysis, titled "Too Late for Two Degrees?," suggested that while efforts to reduce the carbon intensity, or the amount of emissions per unit of GDP, of the world's economies are making some modest gains, they are unfolding so slowly as to be negligible.