Sentence examples for may suggest it from inspiring English sources

The large variations in the prevalence of the PL among modern humans may be indicative that this muscle is degenerating [ 1], and its small belly may suggest it is a vestigial muscle [ 2].

The usual Blue Lives Matter squad may suggest it is unfair to the cops.

As these few examples may suggest, it all makes for a bewildering diversity.

For whatever else an imitation of a French manor may suggest, it does not suggest, at least on Round Hill Road, danger or a great deal of imagination.

Iran's good contacts with the main militia leaders in Iraq may suggest it has leverage - except that these men themselves no longer control the welter of autonomous street gangs into which their followers have split.

Finally, the implications of the results are discussed in the influence of stability of iron porphyrin complexes on the ability to carry molecular oxygen, which may suggest it possible to dominate the biological activity of heme by selecting the appropriate substituents to iron porphyrin ring.

As the film's French title, "Apres Mai" ("After May"), suggests, it takes place after the seminal French protests of May 1968.

May i suggest, it can be used as micro irrigation device in arid zone where water is less.

If you see a parallel between the two major parties, may I suggest it's no accident.

Today it's easier than ever to innovate, which may suggest that it's an ideal time to start a business.

The dangers surrounding the use of a generational model of feminist intellectual exchange may suggest that it is reasonable, or even necessary, to cast aside such paradigmatic attachments.