Sentence examples for more suggesting from inspiring English sources

A quarter of sales through darknet markets were for wholesale quantities costing $1,000£69595) or more, suggesting retail dealers use them for sourcing stock.

After the game, D'Antoni said Gallinari needed to incorporate himself into the offense more, suggesting that his aggressiveness came only periodically.

But he pointed out that in eight of those nine years, the S.& P. had a gain of 15 percent or more, suggesting that Berkshire proved to be a most valuable investment during bad market periods.

Both sexes now do worse than before, but boys' scores have fallen more, suggesting that a decline in outdoor and hands-on play has slowed cognitive development in both sexes.

On 24 September, the Observer ran a report quoting a special correspondent on 'the British front' who concluded 'powerful as may be these fantastic looking machines, they are, after all, machines and nothing more' suggesting tanks had been of limited success.

The cores persist for an hour or more, suggesting that they are sustained by convective flows within the magnetic fields.

Many more suggested a murkier motive.

A reading of 50 or more suggests expansion, while one below 50 suggests contraction.

And an accusatory brief called "It Takes More" suggests the coltish chilliness of Rihanna.

"We could eat less and actually enjoy it more," suggests Rozin.

And Romney's reluctance to reveal more suggests that there is more that's distasteful.