Sentence examples for most suggesting from inspiring English sources

Several made guesses, with most suggesting that Boris Johnson will join Michael Gove's lead by joining the out camp.

Miliband continues to enjoy a lead in almost every opinion poll, with most suggesting Labour will at least be the largest party after next year's election.

Dr Sonja Iltanen presented the session that depressed and alarmed me most, suggesting a worrying trend towards functional, stigmatising and infantile garments at the expense of the individual.

The rightwing Likud party of Binyamin Netanyahu, and the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu party of Avigdor Lieberman – both of which had the least to do with the war against Gaza and Hamas – have have benefited most, suggesting a nationalist retrenchment.

The two profiles are different by 0.05 km/s at most, suggesting that the superswell region has no uniformly slow anomaly.

Moreover, the patients with the fewest neurons flailed the most, suggesting that "dopamine deficiency may lead to REM behavior disorder," Gilman says.

Most suggested the economy, education and unemployment.

Most suggested (and many insisted) that the story was played down for political reasons.

Most suggested that turnout on Tuesday would most likely approach 2006 levels, about 46 percent.

The polls are contradictory, but most suggest that the centrist electorate is divided between the two.

The date of peak oil is hard to pin down, but most suggest we passed that point a decade ago.