Sentence examples for high suggests from inspiring English sources

But the level of dissatisfaction now, at a time when living standards are so high, suggests a deeper malaise.

This week's plunge in share prices, at one point taking the MSCI Emerging Asia Index down 25% from its October high, suggests they have changed their minds.

Each member is tremendously helpful, and the adopted uniform of canvas pants, pocket tees and woolen beanies worn high suggests that the '90s spirit of Carhartt is still very much alive.

The absence of increased knee flexion moment with drop from the low height, compared to high, suggests that individuals could perform the task without incremental risk of knee injury.

The increasing mean value of TLOC and TINVOK observed in Figure 1 with respect of clusters (from relatively simple to relatively high), suggests that there is a relationship between internal software class attribute metrics and unit test case metrics TLOC and TINVOK.

Comparison with the decreases in greenhouse gas emissions possible through improved management of nitrogen (N) fertilizer in regions such as IGP where N use is already high, suggests that this is a more effective and sustainable means of mitigating climate change.

The signs from on high suggest all involved are clear about the gravity of the allegations.

Her white blood count was very high, suggesting that she might have an infection.

But even with the decline, economists said claims were still high, suggesting that the job market remained sluggish.

(The company, previously Philip Morris, took that from "altus," Latin for "high," suggesting high ideals and goals; the change occurred at a shareholders' meeting last year).

But inventories are still high, suggesting more downward pressure on prices to come.