Sentence examples for in which suggests from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 15 , 1936P. 9 We have been studying the latest issue of Vogue, and while ninety-nine per cent of it is still devoted to the proposition that the female should make herself irresistibly alluring to the male, a note has crept in which suggests a wholl conflicting philosophy.

It is due to be released in the US in November, which suggests an awards-season run in 2014.

Originally, the agreement was supposed to be renewed in November, which suggests (but in now way proves) that the last month has been full of negotiation.

Stochastic geometry as a tool for research on vehicular networks has previously been suggested in [19], which suggests its suitability in this context.

A global group of media outlets just broke the story of secret offshore bank accounts in Panama, which suggests widespread corruption in the Russian government and elsewhere.

We found that Indigenous people more frequently commenced OST in custody, which suggests under-treatment in the community.

One isoform of MBD5 is highly expressed in oocytes, which suggests a possible role in epigenetic reprogramming after fertilization.

In science, research teams are increasing in size, which suggests that science is becoming more organisational.

The surgeon also points to ongoing research in Holland, which suggests that part of the brain in MTF transsexuals resembles that of born women.

Meanwhile, the unbeaten Mayweather likes to fight in May, which suggests he and Marquez could meet in Las Vegas next spring.

In the TSHR no consecutive threonines exist in TMH2, which suggests the presence of a regular α-helix.