Sentence examples for involvement suggests from inspiring English sources

While aetiology is unknown the prominent respiratory involvement suggests inhaled antigens may be involved.

All of this, in addition to Mr. Bush's suddenly increased involvement, suggests a basis for guarded optimism.

Its involvement suggests "city centre" means the event will take place across a large area, rather than in a city-centre hall.

Indeed, glad as we are that George Osborne, the Chancellor, and Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, are enthusiastic about classical music, we fear that their involvement suggests that this is a vanity project.

Edwin van der Sar and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will also return to their old ground for the charity event and Ferdinand's involvement suggests a possible change in his attitude; he had previously condemned Terry and stated that he would never speak to Cole again.

As their involvement suggests, Boethius's dialogue was a text which popularized philosophy outside the universities, and its literary features, as well as its arguments, inspired imitations and creative adaptations, from Alain of Lille's De planctu Naturae('Nature's Lament') to, more distantly, Dante's Convivio and even Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde.

Mr. Hilliard denied any involvement, suggesting that Mr. Davis wrote the leaflet to gain more sympathy with Jewish contributors.

But senior Indian officials said Mr. Idris's involvement suggested a new trend: Pakistanis committing terrorism in India.

Gerry Adams has denied any republican involvement, suggesting that the murder was the result of a dispute between fuel smugglers.

Some political analysts said Mr. Gore's involvement suggested he was testing the waters regarding another presidential campaign.

Several industry officials said that Nissan's involvement suggested a degree of concern.