Sentence examples for lists suggest from inspiring English sources

The lists suggest digression, surprise and a willingness to explore tangents and not be bound by strictly linear presentation.

Remarkable how many of the books that feature in human top-100 lists suggest a dysfunctional world.

What the two lists suggest is that the economic crisis is the disaster the Conservatives have been praying for.

These gene lists suggest that Spi-B has functions in lymphoid development, antigen processing, and B cell receptor-mediated signalling.

Comparative analysis of EE and TAM differentially expressed gene lists suggest TAM regulates no unique uterine genes that are conserved in the rat and mouse.

Direct comparisons of gene lists suggest that in both early stages (3 dpi) of incompatible and compatible interactions there are many induced genes common in both host-parasite interactions suggesting that these may be part of a basal defense response.

Indeed, the authors argue, likely evidence of inflated voter lists suggests that the UNM was ready to falsify the vote.

Still, a review of both lists suggests that Mr. Clinton was more energetic and systematic in enlisting the White House in his fund-raising efforts.

Adam Croft, whose self-published thrillers have hit Amazon's bestseller lists, suggests that "self-publishing is increasing massively" in the UK, too - and he couldn't be happier.

After looking at lists suggesting items to stockpile, her husband "drunkenly" put in an order with Tesco that totalled £658.29.

Until that happens, Latinos will continue to be relegated to supplementary reading lists, "suggested reading" annexed to the dominant canon.