Sentence examples for may suggested it from inspiring English sources

As cool as it looks, though, it is less functional than a preview last May suggested it would be.

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

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.

John Longworth, the director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "While many firms are faring better than official statistics may suggest, it's time for the government to be bold and show leadership.

Microsoft's investment in the Dell buyout may suggest it's found a favored partner, but the point is that better hardware is not an option in an Apple-infused world.

Interestingly, while the response profile in POS may suggest it initially represents landmark-location associations, as outlined above, this was not maintained over time.

Inspect the Harmonic balancer for signs that the isolation rubber is cracking, which may suggest it needs replaced.

(Marbury, once again showing her knack for the right idea at the right time, may have suggested it to her).

The International Energy Agency has suggested it may cost $1 trillion over 25 years just for adaptation.