Sentence examples for generally suggesting from inspiring English sources

He offered no evidence of clubhouse conflict at Yankee Stadium, but he addressed the matter generally, suggesting an occasional confrontation should not surprise anyone.

This may be the harshest thing that Smith says about "Netherland," and about lyrical realism generally, suggesting, as she does, that "literary language" is a kind of covering or embroidering over of tragedy.

This outlook has not changed dramatically in present day studies [8], generally suggesting no trend or seldom a positive trend in rainfed maize yields for most parts of Germany.

In the present case, an abdominal CT scan showed a dilated colon and severe ascites with a whorl-like appearance of the SMA and mesentery, findings generally suggesting small bowel obstruction from volvulus [3, 8], which may be strangulated [1, 9].

Case-control studies generally suggesting an inverse association between sun exposure and non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) have led to speculation that vitamin D may protect against lymphomagenesis.

At low flight speeds there is a higher variation during the wingbeat in a majority of the measured parameters, generally suggesting a greater level of adjustment at lower compared to higher flight speeds (Figs 7, 8).

A sharp increase in this figure generally suggests money is leaving the country.

"The statistical evidence generally suggests that aid is subject to what is called 'diminishing returns'," he writes.

Mr. Young's shows generally suggest sophisticated thinking about frequencies and pain thresholds, but this was something else again.

A.: Heart doctors generally suggest consuming plenty of calcium, though seeking out low-fat dairy products; fat and cholesterol are thought to be risky, not calcium.

For consumers with access to D.S.L. or cable-modem service, broadband experts generally suggest that those two options are somewhat more reliable than fixed wireless at this point.