Sentence examples for it suggests it from inspiring English sources

Dan Tisch, chairman of the global alliance, said he liked the new definition because "it suggests it's an ongoing process, a fitting idea when the cycle is continuous".

The very fact that Israel is a democracy, unlike the dictatorships around it, suggests it will change its behaviour in response to such pressure.The row has produced some weird scenes.

Franken's letter overtly states that he's taking Uber at its word when it suggests it made the changes because it's seeking to improve the service for end-users, and the overall customer experience.

So, while this is not a criticism, it suggests it is a theory of crime, and only by its absence does lead poisoning provide a theory of the crime drop.

Note that the phrase "may undertake outright open market operations of a size adequate to meet its objective" is a new one from the ECB: it suggests it is preparing to undertake large-scale asset purchases to bring down yields in southern Europe and without claiming seniority.

As this region corresponds to a BDI peak, it suggests it may be a recent acquisition by this strain and its evolution in the large intestine would provide the selective pressure for acquiring this unique region.

McGowan was reluctant to speak about it, suggesting it should be discussed privately.

It suggested it would not raise rates until the Bank it had seen a pick up in wages growth and a more established recovery.

I didn't see the press conference but all accounts of it suggest it was one over-the-top performance by the Hayemaker.

The government report was first released in draft form in September, and described the monitoring center, but it suggested it would likely be controlled by industry.

LiDAR data has been used regularly by only three New Zealand forestry companies, while another six have tried it, suggesting it is an emerging technology in New Zealand.