Sentence examples for involved suggests from inspiring English sources

The ritual purification of the dead by fire may be involved, suggests Card.

The reason is the sheer complexity involved, suggests Suzanne Shier, chief wealth planning and tax strategist at Northern Trust.

Lindelof's reticence to get involved suggests he hasn't a clue where to take it – "I do feel like it might benefit from a fresh voice or a fresh take or a fresh thought" is the official bluster – so no point looking there for help.

Saturday lunchtime brings both sunshine and a flatly demented rumour that Prince is going to make a surprise afternoon appearance on The Park stage: the fairly eye-popping logic involved suggests that, having turned down the opportunity to headline, he's now going to pop down and do a quick 20 minutes in between Welsh singer-songwriter Cate Le Bon and former Cardigans frontwoman Nina Persson.

The fact that about a third of sexual messages were created or sent when alcohol or drugs were involved suggests that the children who are doing the riskiest messaging are engaging in other risky behaviors as well, said Nancy Baym, a professor of communication studies at the University of Kansas and author of the book "Personal Connections in the Digital Age".

A careful reading of the documents involved suggests that, on the broader topic of the scale of the universe, both men were making incorrect conclusions but for the same reasons namely, for being unable to accept and comprehend the incredibly large scale of things.

Improvements in food-gathering could have been involved, suggested Professor Chris Stringer of London's Natural History Museum.

The numbers involved suggest that most of these grandchildren will not be doing MBAs at Wharton or doctorates at Harvard.

Rising tuition fees and worsening job prospects could be involved, suggested the ONS, but research officer Andrew Yeap warned against drawing conclusions due to the small numbers involved.

Dr. Antonio M. Gotto Jr., dean of the Weill Cornell Medical College, said the studies, with which he was not involved, suggested that "it matters how you raise HDL".

A spokesman for Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, denied Mexican soldiers were involved, suggesting that the men were drug dealers in stolen uniforms.