Sentence examples for it suggested more from inspiring English sources

Instead, it suggested more investment in "science and technology for food and agriculture".

It suggested more co-operation (to be decided by majority vote), the creation of multinational forces with "integrated command capability", harmonisation of weapons planning and a European armaments agency.

Finally, it suggested more intensive inspection, education and management by safety supervision authorities.

It was a random sample of people, not conducted to recognised scientific standards, but it suggested more work needs to be done in selling the City of Culture across the Irish Sea.

It suggests more services for a given input of resources.

It suggests more seriousness of purpose and staying power than some comments would grant him.

Assuming markets improve, it suggests more upside for employees when the stock starts to vest a few years on.

It suggests more, and more widespread, shortages over the next two weeks, and it presents a new obstacle for retailers in a year in which shoppers are already finicky.

A decline in part-time working is almost always a good sign for the economy: it suggests more people are finding full-time jobs.

Beyond hand puppet animations and gaming it suggests more serious applications such as computer aided design and the control of 3D displays.

"While channel inventory is not at alarming levels, it is a concern, as it suggests more aggressive price cuts and possible inventory correction if sluggish demand were to continue," he said.