Sentence examples for may suggest less from inspiring English sources

That may suggest less anxiety, though most candidates cite the economy as the biggest issue.

This may suggest less that we have unfinished business than that we wandered into the wrong profession, like a doctor who realizes too late that he's squeamish, a poet who wishes he'd taken chemistry classes, or any one of several Presidential candidates.

Although these changes may suggest less personal attention at the airport, so far there does not seem to be much objection from customers, perhaps because the technology offers the prospect of a faster check-in process at a time when security procedures are taking more time.

In contrast, kidney and intestine showed a relatively low conservation, this may suggest less evolutionary constraints are posed on organs, e.g. kidney or intestine, with more contact with outside environment comparing to more closed organs, e.g. brain.

In the present example, 53% of the physis was ablated, but the X-rays may suggest less ablation.

While a decline in TLR responsiveness may suggest less pro-inflammatory functions deriving from 'old' DCs, such 'old' DCs would also loose anti-inflammatory functions.

The film may suggest a less cynical time and culture – a sun-tipped nostalgia light years away from the nasty shock of modern feel-bad dramas such as writer/director Geoffrey Wright's Romper Stomper – but the protagonist's passage isn't all smiles and Kumbaya.

If this requirement cannot be satisfied, the SP may suggest a less stringent requirement.

These findings may suggest a less important role of small- and large-myelinated fibers in trigeminal neurologia.

The relatively small difference in storage duration in our study may suggest a less biologically meaningful finding; however, this may rather suggest that even small differences in storage duration are meaningful when transfusing critically ill patients.

This may suggest a less pronounced influence on these processes exists in the yeast peroxisomes and mitochondrion compared with humans.