Sentence examples for naturally suggest from inspiring English sources
The same properties of Java that make it attractive for use in WWW applets or enterprise computing - portability, more rational syntax than C++, modern features included in the specification, automatic memory management, no pointers - naturally suggest its use for direct control of mechanical systems.
naturally suggest that the Govt. be so constituted, as that one of its branches might have an oppy. of acquiring a competent knowledge of the public interests.
Both of these projects focus squarely on the individual's current subjective perspective, and thus naturally suggest an internalist approach to intentionality.
These explanatory projects highlight individual's relation to aspects of her real-world environment and her fallibility about those relations, and thus naturally suggest an externalist approach to intentionality.
In these systems we typically find one-way structural rules, such as the extraction postulates for overt displacement, or the Grishin distributivity laws in the case of LG: these one-way rules naturally suggest a notion of graph rewriting.
This fact might seem to favor religious arguments for morality rather than moral arguments for religious belief, but if someone believes that morality is in some way "objective" or "real," and that this moral reality requires explanation, moral arguments for God's reality naturally suggest themselves.
I understand why this question naturally suggests itself.
Instead, they might be bands whose music naturally suggests multiplicity, and could therefore play practically any festival.
With just two people onstage, a relationship is naturally suggested, and casual gestures can fill out our understanding of it.
A woman she worked for (at a dance store, naturally) suggested arts management, which made sense to Ms. Nimerichter.
So in planning programs for the Little Theater at the County Center in White Plains, which the Parks Department runs, Ms. Dowling naturally suggested ballroom dancing.
