Sentence examples for in suggest from inspiring English sources

The fields McGuire works in suggest an interconnectedness similar to "Here" 's.

His findings about the gang's workings and leadership, which George C. Homans analyzed in, suggest interesting similarities of job contents between street gang leaders and corporate managers.

The findings here in suggest that ion irradiation treatment is an effective method for achieving uniform FE and for reducing the aging time of SP-CNTs.

The rapturous reception given to Ukip's leader on the conference fringe – where he spurned Tory warnings that splitting their vote would let Ed Miliband in – suggest they may be.

Recent evaluations of the MagNA Pure LC (MP; Roche Applied Science, Indianapolis, IN) suggest that it is suitable for automated, contamination-free extraction and purification of viral nucleic acids from large-volume (1.0 mL) serum or plasma specimens.

Jerry-built structures of shiny, cheap materials, on wheeled plinths — a memorial tower, a church, a hospital, a disco, a car park, and a fashion store, with a twisted metal tower of glowing light fixtures thrown in — suggest wreckage sprung to life.

Perhaps harmony vocals would float in, suggesting church-choir chords or ancient drones.

Sadly for Girard — not to mention the trio he fingered before the press — the few details that have so far emerged about the break-in suggest the crime was less a hi-tech Hollywood heist than a good, old-fashioned smash-and grab job.

"But those three people saw nothing". Sadly for Girard — not to mention the trio he fingered before the press — the few details that have so far emerged about the break-in suggest the crime was less a hi-tech Hollywood heist than a good, old-fashioned smash-and grab job.

He wasn't alone in suggesting solutions.

Others were less veiled in suggesting a political role.