Sentence examples for it merely suggests from inspiring English sources

It merely suggests that saturated fats may not be as responsible for heart disease as once thought.

One of the benefits of the MBTI is that, even if it were to be misused, it merely suggests personality traits and habits, rather than diagnoses.

On the other hand, if they did not realise that Dresser Industries was in financial trouble, it merely suggests that Cheney was a very bad businessman.

The original draft makes no reference to any "payment of lost income"; it merely suggests that BP and the government should share the cost by increasing the lifetime of the production agreement.

The freedom with which Salahuddin attacks the mullahs suggests an immunity perhaps earned by his successful execution of an "act of war" — or maybe it merely suggests recklessness, for he is well aware of the risk of dissent in Iran.

There is at least one third-act image, during a key flashback, that is just horrifying in its implications, and the picture is all the more potent for what it merely suggests at key junctures.

Google countered that the message was truncated and taken out of context, and that it merely suggested that YouTube was serious about policing its site for copyrighted content.

Did it powerfully influence people, or did it merely suggest weakness?

Rather than prescribing how big banks should mend their executives' pay, it merely suggested some remedies.

If the man moves over so that he will be directly in Bradley's path when Bradley comes out of the turn, Bradley can scrap the reverse pivot before he begins it, merely suggesting it with his shoulders and then continuing his original dribble to the basket, making his man look like a pedestrian who has leaped to get out of the way of a speeding car.

I do not advocate a vote for such a party; I merely suggest it as a true opposition to the ideology of the right.