Sentence examples for means suggest from inspiring English sources

"We don't, by any means, suggest human rights are not a fundamental issue, but this situation is totally different," Carrard said.

This doesn't by any means suggest that more of Bush would inherently be a good thing, but for those (both inside the GOP and outside of it) who have had their fill of Trump by now, it may seem palatable.

Albeit the differences in latency or D-scores did not reach statistical significance, the sample means suggest that performance on the BIAT was revealing for deniers.

Though measures may be considered interchangeable [20], the fact that they represent distinct information about patterns of mating means suggest that they might not relate to male post-copulatory intrasexual competition in the same way.

We by no means suggest that our choices are optimal for other cultures.

Subtle differences among condition means suggest that adding metformin blunted the full effect of exercise training.

That means suggesting people for the I.A.E.A.

The story suggests the means, the means suggests the story; it's mutually dependent.

Athletic versatility is so rare that helping out on "D" now means suggesting a good defense attorney.

Play hard, shout for your team, by all means, suggested the veteran manager.

The prosaic nature of these diseases by no means suggests that outpatient medicine is calm.