Sentence examples for leaving suggests from inspiring English sources

But "Leaving" suggests that it may take a while before he's scrubbed off the rust that's accrued after two decades in an altogether different career, as the leader of a democracy, wherein the public, and not the playwright, decides who leaves the stage when.

The review of the existing empirical literature on the costs of early school leaving suggests the following guidelines for an empirical study: 1. identify the causal effect of education on earnings and health, using credible exogenous variation.

The timing of the departures and comments by at least one of the officials who is leaving suggest that some have left out of frustration with the Bush administration's policy toward enforcement of the Clean Air Act.

The level of competition in most industries has reached the point where there are few differentiators left, suggests Cecere.

It connotes dignity and rectitude, and its refusal to slant right or left suggests inclusiveness and centrism, as do the 50 stars on John Kerry's handsome flag.

28, 2003 On ESPN, Rush Limbaugh, left, suggests that McNabb is overrated because the liberal media have been "very desirous that a black quarterback do well".

The Consumer Price Index (left) suggests mild inflation, if not falling prices ahead.

Figure 7 (left) suggests the optimal number of clusters to be around 3 or 4 where a bend is observed.

Shriveled lettuces and crispy basil leaves suggested that once a day wasn't cutting it.

Tea leaves suggested that Justice Kennedy would vote to invalidate the mandate but nothing super-clear.

But other circumstances, notably that he was told he was free to leave, suggested the opposite.