Sentence examples for now it suggests from inspiring English sources

Then it wanted me to vote for one of its Best Documentary Feature finalists, "What Happened, Miss Simone?" And now it suggests the other, "Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom".

Right now, it suggests that the economy is in a state where the election "should" be very close.

Expect cybercriminals to continue abusing traditional credit and debit cards for a significant period of time as they are the easier target for now," it suggests.

If I log on to Amazon right now, it suggests that I might want to buy the Lorrie Moore book of short stories, a hard-to-find interdental brush and a geometry set.

More work is needed on this, but even now it suggests a new set of risk factors we should measure, and some simple public health advice – sleep with the lights off.

This increase has continued for several years now, so it suggests a genuine trend and indicates that students are both excited by the subjects and feel that they represent a wise career path.

It is where 'Okies and Arkies' - migrant workers from Oklahoma and Arkansas - flocked during the Second World War to build Douglas fighter jets, but now it more suggests tumbleweed.

Now and then, it suggests the Reconstruction half of "Gone With the Wind," minus carpetbaggers and freed slaves.

Now it was suggested that there was far closer arrangement.

Now it is suggested that the benefit of therapy is 'outwith the timescales of the child'.

These will now, it's suggested, prove a health and safety hazard when she moves back in, increasing her risk of another fall.