Sentence examples similar to it suggests trouble from inspiring English sources

It also suggests trouble here for President Obama, who won New Hampshire in 2008 with 54 percent of the vote but may face an uphill battle this year even as the state's economy shows signs of improving further.

That it did not suggests trouble for the future.

More and more, it is being found when the blood test suggests trouble, prompting biopsies.

All of that suggests trouble ahead for Mattel, which has seen its share price tumble from a high of $47.82 at the end of last year to $30.88 on Wednesday.

Anecdotal evidence, however, suggests trouble in the pipeline.

Tonally, the movie is a thriller, with lush yet lurid cinematography and coded music that suggests trouble and mystery.

The rule suggests trouble: the index has fallen at an annual rate of more than 2% in the past six months.

But the PAN's insistence on the union-busting clauses, and his own party's rejection of them, suggests trouble ahead.

The impossibility that God's will as creator and mine as creature should diverge suggests trouble because we can view what goes on either from God's perspective or from mine.

Any sentence that uses the word "lawyer" so many times suggests trouble.

Similarly the subsequent pause of 1 second suggests trouble; Alex might be expected to continue talking about his shoulder but doesn't, possibly because Graham's response did not immediately signal that more talk would be welcome.