Sentence examples for examples suggests that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the fact that H&M's dress is priced at £59.99 – one penny less than the other super-cheap examples – suggests that someone knows it will be great publicity.

The oddity of "windlessness" and "calm-on-the-sea" as examples suggests that they were not the by-products of some other sort of investigation, e.g. cosmology, but were chosen precisely to illustrate principles of definition.

The attention to highly qualified staff, as identified by these examples, suggests that Australian ECEC policy was becoming more closely aligned with research about the determinants of high-quality ECEC (Brennan and Adamson 2014).

One optimistic possibility is that teachers frequently use concrete examples in their teaching, and thus do not think of this as a specific contribution from cognitive psychology; the one blog post we were able to find that discussed concrete examples suggests that this might be the case (Boulton, 2016).

The sheer number of examples suggests that this is something more than accidental".

Each of the examples suggests that current assumptions about thresholds can be refined.

But as these examples suggest, that's easier said than done.

All these examples suggest that by adopting SB 1070, Arizona is economically shooting itself in the foot.

Those two examples suggest that the number could be very, very big — even by the N.S.A.'s standards.

These examples suggest that clientelistic relations are not in complete contradiction to democracy or the bureaucratic logics of institutions.

Past examples suggest that venting opinions does not always end up well for the employee, as staff from Virgin Atlantic can tell you.