Sentence examples for laws suggest from inspiring English sources

But Colorado's laws suggest that it might not.

The old economic laws suggest that this cannot go on indefinitely.

The new retail laws suggest you need either be cheap (Lidl) or convenient (my corner store).

The proposed scaling laws suggest new strategies to build microstructurally tougher and strain tolerant porous materials.

The movie's even more pointed references (there are two) to the "Jules Ferry laws" suggest that it might also have an academic and historical agenda.

It's still hard to quantify exactly how much such measures affected turnout in 2014, but 2013 research and more recent court testimony (about North Carolina's contested election laws) suggest that such barriers especially depress youth voting.

The data on the California and New Jersey laws suggests something not altogether expected but very encouraging.

11.14am GMT Laws suggests that in future the junior party's access to information and adviser support should be codified.

To Arkani-Hamed, the multifariousness of the laws suggests a different conception of what physics is all about.

Malcolm Turnbull has signalled his support for easing cross-media ownership laws, suggesting platform-specific rules are outdated in the internet age.

Laws suggested that we should take a look at the free school-meal proposals and work out what we might be able to do with £600m.