Sentence examples for numbers that suggest from inspiring English sources

Here are some of the numbers that suggest it isn't all in our heads.

Saturday's 7,755 was their season's best in numbers that suggest a consistently loyal core.

Those are numbers that suggest companies can afford a few sick babies.

Mr. Kelly's hand is strengthened by numbers that suggest most New Yorkers feel he is doing right.

What's changed in recent weeks, however, are new poll numbers that suggest Democrats are at very real risk of losing their majority in the Senate.

Microsoft has been rather circumspect with its figures, giving numbers that suggest it's been selling (to OEMs) about as well as Windows 7 did.

The partial official results removes any doubt that Berlusconi might not win the Senate following earlier numbers that suggested a tight race in the upper house.

And he attacked CBS numbers that suggested otherwise.

Of greater interest are changes in domain number that suggest gene-family expansion and contraction within a phylogenetic lineage.

But do a quick Google search for "50 Shades tampon scene", and you'll get almost 20,000 results – a number that suggests that even if the film's makers didn't want to discuss it, lots of other people do.

Rams was released here three weeks ago with a debut of £26,900 from 20 cinemas – hardly a number that suggested Grímur Hákonarson's film would go on to become a breakout art house hit.