Sentence examples for messaging suggests from inspiring English sources

The preponderance of messaging suggests that you need to hurry up and find someone or you'll be the third wheel forever.

But studies on foreign policy messaging suggest that Pyongyang will hear Mr. Trump's threats as empty.

In multivariate models, rate ratios increased monotonically with increasing participation in secure messaging, suggesting a dose-dependent effect.

To pursue is vulgar, to be chosen ennobling, the message suggests.

Evidence in the Venona messages suggests that both were Soviet agents, Professor Klehr said.

The Twitter message suggests that the candidate recognizes that he missed an opportunity.

Unfortunately, her article's delighted focus on the wines' so-called innovators and their glib marketing messages suggests otherwise.

Now a voice-mail message suggests that Puckett fielded a similar overture from Paul Reagan, McAuliffe's chief of staff.

His message suggests we should shift our mission from crusade to management, so we can steer nature's course symbiotically instead of enslaving the formerly natural world.

This mixed message suggests why Yasir Arafat will have great difficulty enforcing the cease-fire he said tonight he was prepared to accept.

That statistic, he wrote in an e-mail message, suggests that virtual labs will yield collaborations that overcome disciplinary boundaries and geographic distance.