Sentence examples for exercise suggests that from inspiring English sources

This exercise suggests that a blend of the two models would perform well, or would have in 2010.

The study, which appears in the June issue of Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, suggests that Olympic officials consider extending the use of "silent" guns, which set off a sound behind each runner.

This exercise suggests that in the long run an original voice is not one that is inimitable but one so unmistakable that it can be appropriated by others, like a song.

A Monte Carlo exercise suggests that the estimates of the standard deviation based on the asymptotic GMM formula are reasonable.

Therefore, this exercise suggests that the output effects of tax changes are stronger when they are implemented compared to when they are announced.

The Net-Map exercise suggests that experiences differ by provinces and territories, so further studies will be needed to understand influence level, actual functioning, and impact of CARGs.

The Laidlaw report on the failed west coast mainline exercise suggested that the Department for Transport had tried to let the contract on the cheap.

However, savings could be far greater: one official close to the exercise suggested that "double-digit" percentage economies could be achieved in some service sectors.

However, almost a third of trail runners reported that they felt there were no barriers to exercise, suggesting that it is easier to stick at trail running once you get started.

Whitman even manages to turn his all-time favorite activity, loafing, into a form of exercise, suggesting that a healthful man would do well "to toss a stone in the air from one hand and catch it in the other" as he walks along.

However, a simple scaling exercise suggested that at the catchment level, hedgerow NO3− removal has a smaller effect (ca 1 10% reduction of annual flux), due to the large legacy of NO3− in the aquifer from past fertilizer application.