Sentence examples for mainly suggest from inspiring English sources

She heads a group of commissioners which, this autumn, is to produce a "research and innovation plan" to make life easier for European technology start-ups.If history is any guide, the commission will mainly suggest throwing more public money at innovation, fears Ann Mettler, executive director of the Lisbon Council, a Brussels think-tank.

In fact, negative and positive correlations mainly suggest the effects of human activities and geological sources, respectively.

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Thus, results of observational studies mainly suggest that breastfeeding has beneficial effects beyond infancy.

The results mainly suggest that the PIPS might provide an additional useful tool to assess psychological risk for problematic outcomes in fibromyalgia.

The results from this study do not prove that visceral fat and IMCL are not related to insulin resistance; rather they mainly suggest that by accounting for visceral fat and IMCL, hepatic fat is more than a simple marker of insulin resistance.

His eyes, rolling back or going glossy, mainly suggested that he might have overdosed on the meditative revolutions.

While some say that the region's rapid recovery vindicates that policy, others more plausibly argue that the rebound mainly suggests just how excessive the I.M.F.'s demands were and how gratuitous the crisis was in the first place.

The artists in the Collective were mainly suggested by Contostavlos, and Barlow (more Ivor Novello than Rizzle Kicks) cheerfully admits that there were "a couple" he hadn't heard of.

In other words, it mainly suggests opening portions if the spectrum to unlicensed users.

The former groups that considered objective variables mainly suggested that density, mixed land use, street connectivity, outdoor seating and pedestrian-oriented designs encourage walking trips.