Sentence examples for fall suggest from inspiring English sources

They say it could support a (tougher) third round if reports expected this fall suggest that Iran is breaking its commitments not to pursue nuclear weapons.

The song's lyrics, for instance "You're only human, human like me/You're not so special after all/You're only human/Even the highest fall," suggest a dramatic theme along the lines of "kill your idols," but here they're just talking about people that fall off the bull.

He was thought to lack Ritzenhein's stamina at longer distances, but his preparation this fall suggests otherwise.

Furthermore, the looming presence of a Baroque painting of Icarus' fall suggests an allegory that goes undeveloped.

What we'll be watching in the fall suggests that programmers believe the mood to be overwhelmingly nostalgic and backward-looking.

The sales to stock held by each surveyor continues to fall, suggesting that house prices will continue to come under negative pressure.

At the same time, new infections with influenza continued to fall, suggesting that the season has peaked almost everywhere in the country except in the far West.

But the rates of other sexually transmitted diseases did not fall, suggesting that British Columbians are just as promiscuous now as they were then.

MR. LIEBERMAN IN THE STATE His performance during the summer and fall suggested that Mr. Lieberman's role in Connecticut politics as vice president would closely parallel Prince Charles's role in Great Britain -- largely symbolic and clouded with mixed feelings.

In states with policies banning all sugary drinks in schools, students had less access to them on campus, but their overall consumption of the drinks did not fall, suggesting they were getting the drinks elsewhere.

The continuous fall suggests a single episode of generation similar to the single episodes under gas flow, with yields rising and falling sharply but continuously over time [14].