Sentence examples for late suggested from inspiring English sources

Nothing about Mrs. Clinton's words or gestures of late suggested she would be anything but committed to the "unity" theme Democrats have been pushing hard in recent weeks.

"It's going pretty wild!" Asked if Mr. Bush's campaigning in Florida so late suggested he was in trouble there, Mr. Rove replied: "Look, Florida's where you've got to come and campaign.

Thus, the PS up-regulated by HDACi both early and late suggested that NC is one of the cell lineages that was erroneously generated in our model when differentiation was disturbed by drugs.

His parents had called him at home to say they were running late, suggesting that he grab some takeout at the usual hummus place.

And again, AT&T's maneuvers of late suggest they may know it could be ending sooner rather than later.

A mutant in ARF2 flowers late, suggesting that auxin may also control floral transition [ 53].

Tumors in both models arise relatively late, suggesting that multiple cooperating oncogenic events are required for a tumor to develop.

Elastin is strongly expressed from the onset of injury but, in contrast to collagen I, only accumulates late, suggesting that degradation occurs during the early phases of injury.

Only F1 plants from crosses between CS3227 and both gi alleles flowered late, suggesting that GIGANTEA might carry a lesion in the CS3227 stock.

It's been seven years since Hollinghurst won the Booker for "The Line of Beauty," and the reviews of his latest suggest that the wait was worth it.

The identification of genes induced during infection (MI-late) suggests their involvement in host invasion and evasion of physical and chemical defense systems of the plant.