Sentence examples for instances suggest from inspiring English sources

Half a day at least can be spent at the remarkable Staglieno, Genoa's cemetery, whose collection of marble Victorian funerary sculpture -- narrative, sensual, exuberantly mournful -- has acquired a chiaroscuro crust of dust and grime through which rainwater has cut channels that in some instances suggest blood, in others tears.

Sometimes, as several instances suggest, the decision is communicated at the last moment to partners and even children.

More importantly, successful experiments on large-scale problem instances suggest the readiness of the GA for industrial use.

Other instances suggest that Complexity can also refer to the complex nature of entities, phenomena or human activities in addition to the current 'textual organisation' orientation of this category.

These instances suggest that even in a hostile environment, pregnant women can sometimes have a sense of agency which enables them to exert control over their health.

Yet in her complaint, the Justice Department employee, Tamarah T. Grimes, cited several instances suggesting Ms. Canary maintained a close watch on the case.

These instances suggested substantial genomic restructuring or transposition.

A third group of isoforms (10%) retained intergenic sequence, in some instances suggesting that the 3′ parent contributes an extended 3′UTR to the 5′ parent gene.

While observation of single instances suggested an earlier onset in carriers of larger alleles, this association was not statistically significant by Kaplan Meier analysis (data not shown).

They also dispense copywriting advice: "You might, for instance, suggest that they use your product to 'maintain a smooth complexion' rather than improve their currently crappy one".

Official figures for 2013, for instance, suggest 800 Northern Irish females had abortions in Britain – although that number is regarded as an underestimate.