Sentence examples for may suggest more from inspiring English sources

The doctor may suggest more ice and rest and stretching, or a brace.

The disorder and passions of the Maine families may suggest more opportunity for a writer's own engagement and vitality.

The thefts could of course be linked in the sense of influence rather than direct connection - the history books are full of high-profile copycat crimes - yet the detail of Sunday's theft may suggest more than four days' forethought.

Those classed as inactive (not working or looking for work) dropped by 5,296 persons, which may suggest more people are now trying (and failing) to find a job.

Outside the bureau, skeptics of the new measure warned that the phrase "near poor" — a common term, but not one the government officially uses — may suggest more hardship than most families in this income level experience.

The fact that the WHO has called for the emergency committee to discuss this outbreak now may suggest more about the growing influence Brazil has on the world stage.

This may suggest a more promiscuous mating system, where females mate with more than one male.

Preliminary data may suggest a more protracted recovery from concussion in high school athletes.

But the decline in happiness may suggest a more deeply rooted issue.

We further discuss indicators of greater intimacy within relationships of the pregnant teenagers which may suggest that more of the pregnancies were wanted than was suggested.

Some denizens seem not to be saying "it could happen to me, too," but, rather, that the success of Google may suggest a more general economic recovery that would lift all dinghies.