Sentence examples for good suggesting from inspiring English sources

Supporters of Ukip are especially anti-intervention, believing by 56%-32%-32%t it does more harm than good, suggesting they are more Little England than imperialist nostalgics.

(Like a good politician, he left some wiggle room, not making an outright commitment to quit for good, suggesting merely that he would not smoke in the Executive Mansion).

But the Frenchman's movement, strength and interplay have all been good, suggesting that if he can rediscover the touch that enabled him to score almost a goal every two games in the admittedly inferior French league, then he will give Arsenal a more reliable forward presence than the one provided by the infuriating Gervinho and Theo Walcott.

Growth and condition of fish was good, suggesting they were not resource limited.

These comparisons are very good suggesting that the unstrained flamelet SGS closure works well for multi-regime combustion.

The agreement between the experiments and CFD simulations was found to be very good, suggesting that CFD simulations can be used for design and scale-up purposes.

"You have to be able to critically evaluate the validity of those research papers," Good suggests of developer-academic relations.

"Take some time to make yourself look good!" suggests an advice column on Making the Transition From Housewife to Employee.

But these may do more harm than good, suggests Neil Stewart, a psychologist at Warwick University.Mr Stewart was studying a phenomenon known as "anchoring".

Good suggests using a minimum bid to start the auction, or setting a reserve price, which means a seller can accept or reject the final bid.

Duchessofgrange came up with the goods, suggesting the Pump and Truncheon, "a locals pub, inhabited by market traders and sea front stall owners".