Sentence examples for it suggests almost from inspiring English sources

It suggests almost two thirds of the Welsh public (64%) think the NHS is good value for money.

It can, he suggests, almost reconcile us with having a body, despite the vulnerabilities having a body introduces.

Even more explicitly than the It Gets Better Project, which received criticism for suggesting that we can't make it better now, the piece suggests almost that in order to become the boss and to become successful, you have to grin and take what is coming to you.

At first, Mr. Knopper suggests, almost everyone was frightened of these small, shiny new toys.

PageFair said the practice was growing at a rate that suggests almost all sites will appear without ads by 2018.

Update: the "estimate" graph above suggests (almost certainly wrongly) that total handset sales will rise in Q1 2013 compared to 4Q 2012.

According to Which?, the latest ORR data suggests almost 47m passenger journeys were either cancelled or significantly late in one year.

Additionally, Nike and the Population Council have produced research (pdf) that suggests almost 90% of a young women's income returns to the family (compared to males at 30-40%).

This suggests almost constant stoichiometry throughout the Al2O3 interlayer thickness and aluminum enrichment of the interface.

And, unfortunately, this is the one feature that Apple's history suggests almost certainly will not be part of their first foray into cellphonery.

In the case of cyclists, the point estimate suggests almost no effect (−1.3%, −22.3% to 19.8%).