Sentence examples for longer suggest from inspiring English sources

That's certainly the case with Austin's Explosions in the Sky, though, over time, they have developed both sides of this binary style and no longer suggest anyone but themselves.

But Alan Clarke of Scotia Bank is less upbeat: So even after taking account of bad weather and lost working days, survey indicators no longer suggest that underlying growth is as resilient as it was previously.

A decade on, China's disappointed liberals no longer suggest that freer trade will speed political reform.China's media have been trumpeting the tenth anniversary on December 11th of the country's WTO accession.

In theory, the "whitelisted" mode would mean the app will no longer suggest disturbing or sexually-explicit content featuring favorite kids characters like Peppa Pig or the Paw Patrol, or even conspiracy theory videos making claims that the earth is flat ― a problem revealed by a Business Insider investigation last month, BuzzFeed News reported.

Since that report, data published over a 20-year period (and longer) suggest a success rate of 90%% or better for leak closure [ 5].

We no longer suggest that this is a model for CCD because no corresponding mutation in humans has yet been reported in the literature and instead classify this model as a myopathy with core-like structures.

The music no longer suggests clubs but more solitary and private places, often haunted by nostalgia.

Libya's National Transitional Council has changed its version of Gaddafi's death, no longer suggesting he was killed in crossfire.

The word "evil" no longer suggests possession by a satanic or any other kind of supernatural force.

Its search box is no longer suggesting that Jews are still evil but it's still suggesting "Islam should be destroyed".

Nothing about his physical presence any longer suggests nails, and sometimes, as if in joking recognition of this softening, he answers the phone by saying, "Thumbtacks".