Sentence examples for maker suggests from inspiring English sources
The wild subjectivity of her approach to the film — her writing about the feelings of her backside rather than the feelings of the people in the film or of its maker — suggests, overall, the basic problem with her criticism.
A rash of recent announcements, including news on April 28th of sweeping changes to the board of Nissan, a car maker, suggests that Japanese firms are at last rethinking how they run their boards, and in whose interests.At present, directorships in Japan are generally dished out to company managers as rewards for loyalty and long service.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber : Activity in long-dated call options on the tire maker suggests one investor sees Goodyears shares rising substantially in the next 12 months.
New video ads from Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, suggest that iPhones and Android phones are flawed, unfinished "beta" devices, which makes you a sucker for having one.
Nevertheless it still represents a strong indication for a decision maker, suggesting that it is 'safer' including public research in a future program, since it is the easiest way to keep a solid relationship network within the productive system.
As compared with F9 cells, G3 cells expressed a higher level of GFAP, a glial differentiation maker, suggesting that although both subclones were from a GBM cell line, the FPR+ clone F9 was more poorly differentiated as compared with the FPR− clone G3.
This week foreign dignitaries and survivors gathered to mark the 65th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation by the Red Army in 1945.A polemical new documentary by Yoav Shamir, an Israeli film-maker, suggests that his country's authorities use visits to Auschwitz partly as spine-stiffeners to prepare youngsters for military service.
While the sluggish economy had automakers posting poor results for much of 2008, the recent uptick in sales for both auto and auto parts makers suggests that recovery might be in the works for the industry.
The history of how this complex message will play out in the media and be understood by smokers, regulators and policy makers suggests that the fears of harm will get prominence.
Major opinion of the model makers suggests a number midway between these extremes, with only a small likelihood of ever underestimating the radiation dose.
The learning reported by decision-makers suggests that HIAs are having an effect on decision-makers as well as on decisions, which could result in longer-term influence and potentially extend to future decisions.
