Sentence examples for might suggest so from inspiring English sources

Some factors might suggest so.

The apparent hacking of Democratic party emails by Russian hackers might suggest so.

Certainly, a recent postscript on an email from his long-suffering accountant pleading with me to pick up the "boxes" of paperwork that Dad left at his office about a decade ago might suggest so.

President Samper's announcement of a grand human-rights campaign days before General Bedoya's dismissal might suggest so, and that was the explanation offered by the defence minister immediately afterwards.

Sanity and smartphone battery life might suggest so, but this soon to launch Kickstarter project which is seeking to crowdfund a pair of connected, heated insoles to warm your tootsies and track your running steps sort of suggests otherwise.

But whatever vitality the demographics might suggest is so obviously lacking that one longtime resident mentioned that he hoped simply for a McDonald 'sto energize the slackened mood.

Because we were meeting in Brighton, which is famously next to the sea, I thought he might suggest this, so deliberately didn't bring a bikini – and the last thing I wanted on the internet was pictures of me stomping around the beach in my actual pants.

Because we were meeting in Brighton, which is famously next to the sea, I thought he might suggest this, so deliberately didn't bring a bikini and the last thing I wanted on the internet was pictures of me stomping around the beach in my actual underwear.

The dominance of the singer-songwriter-influenced Howard and the Mumfords might suggest the so-called folk revival continues, if that didn't stretch the term "folk" into gibberish.

MUCH of what Microsoft has done over the last year or so might suggest a company settling into middle age.

So far so good, you might suggest.