Sentence examples for means suggests from inspiring English sources
The story suggests the means, the means suggests the story; it's mutually dependent.
But this ubiquity by no means suggests this is a yawn of a bird.
The prosaic nature of these diseases by no means suggests that outpatient medicine is calm.
The recent decision to outlaw memory through legislative means suggests a politics of memory based on an attempt to forcefully master the past.
A complete re-examination of the Ag-Pt system by computational and experimental means suggests a phase diagram similar to the isoelectronic system Cu-Pt.
The very fact that Bundesbank President Axel Weber stated yesterday that the Greece crisis does not merit "using every means" suggests that they are indeed at least considering every option.
That means suggesting people for the I.A.E.A.
The tooth-like shape of conodonts (which means "suggested teeth") probably means their role was one as food gathering devices.
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.
Usually this means suggesting that all is just dandy the way it is.
