Sentence examples for nowhere suggesting from inspiring English sources

Besides, he said, his candidacy was "going nowhere," suggesting the endorsement was more pro forma than anything else.

Almost a year later, most of the stolen coins have gone nowhere, suggesting that the person who took them is struggling to cash out without revealing himself, says Meiklejohn.

The study finds found that a largest group of respondents (32%) answered (for details see Fig. 1) with option 5 i.e. "achieved nowhere" suggesting a very large GAP at present.

I am nowhere suggesting that these reduced eukaryotes have some kind of energetic advantage over prokaryotes; on the contrary, in purely bioenergetic terms they are likely to be at a relative disadvantage.

It is nowhere suggested, for example, that the petitioner's falsehoods were the result of inadvertence or forgetfulness—that they were anything but deliberate lies.

4 The dissent nowhere suggests that uniform, court-declared federal law would govern the carrier's subrogation claim against the tortfeasor.

It nowhere suggested that all these steps, or at least the combination of those steps, were in context obvious, already in use, or purely conventional.

The opinions nowhere suggest that a State must provide a procedural remedy to a defendant who, for example, sleeps on his rights.

The I.B. promotes "international mindedness," but nowhere suggests that this should be at the expense of a sense of national identity.

The report nowhere suggests that 1.8 million dead people have cast any votes, only that registrars have failed to catch up with deaths.

Except for the empty generality that the President should have "'the maximum ability to deal fearlessly and impartially with' the duties of his office," ante at 752, the majority nowhere suggests a particular, disadvantageous effect on a specific Presidential function.