Sentence examples for fine suggesting from inspiring English sources

"The skull is very fine, suggesting he was a handsome young man, and I was determined that the reconstruction should show that.

Worse, the guys in the executive suite seemed to make out just fine, suggesting that the real legacy of the 90's boom was that the rich got richer, while everyone else was left holding the bag.

Despite appearances, and articles indicating the contrary, the mushrooms in New York City seem to be doing just fine, suggesting that the trees with which they are mycorrhizal are, also.

But those cells with the Gleevec-resistant Abl were fine, suggesting that Gleevec's targeting of Abl in normal heart cells causes the heart failure seen in patients on the drug.

We await the details of the FCA's findings but a £100m fine suggests the failings are very serious.

Keats's stunning image, in the "Ode on Melancholy," of a "strenuous tongue" bursting a whole grape by pressing it against a "palate fine" suggests the power of a poetics that exploits the relative novelty of such sensation, especially where we expect another sense to predominate.

RICHARD GRAYSON Woodland Hills, Calif., April 18 , 2012  If, as Mr. Fine suggests, free-market competition truly determined the price of e-books, they would be a fraction of the price of physical books, since e-books do not involve any costs involving printing, warehousing, returns or transportation, as physical books do.

The regional water board, which is expected to vote on the matter at its Oct. 4 meeting, can decide to adjust the fine suggested by staff or negotiate with Boeing for another amount.

But under the whistle-blower program, created under the Dodd-Frank Act, tipsters can reap as much as 30 percent of the money the S.E.C. collects when imposing fines, suggesting that the relevant case was a big one.

However, as demonstrated in this paper, when a driving point receptance is calculated using the finite element (FE) method with solid elements, it does not converge as the FE mesh becomes finer, suggesting that there is a singularity.

America's limited experience with day fines suggests that making fines more progressive will work.