Sentence examples for more suggesting that from inspiring English sources

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.

In addition, they crave these foods more, suggesting that craving is a function of self-restraint.

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

Those who slept 5 to 6 hours were 4.2 times more likely to get sick, but those who slept 6 to 7 hours per night were at no greater risk of catching the cold than those who slept 7 hours or more, suggesting that there's a sleep threshold for potent immune defense.

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

The way that Adams has recorded so many songs, and tossed aside so many more, suggests that the whole thing comes easy to him.

All this and more suggested that writing Galloway off as a narcissistic has-been would be a dangerous mistake in this particular electoral contest.

All of these articles and many more suggest that Sandberg's wealth and high status render her interest in feminism dubious and blind her to the fact that her advice is irrelevant to most women and thus worthless.

She said the data for people making $500,000 or more "suggest that the women who have geared their lives the same way as men seem to be doing approximately as well".