Sentence examples for old suggests from inspiring English sources

So finding impacted teeth in a specimen this old suggests that the diet might have gotten softer sooner.

Old suggests doing a stress audit, looking at the impact a stressed workforce will have on the bottom line of a company.

On polygamy, the most recent study (which is 30 years old) suggests that Muslim men are less likely than members of India's other religions to have a harem.

But the age of rocks near where the cast was found, at 133 million years old, suggests that the dinosaur might have roamed the land several million years earlier than the Iguanodon, said Liu.

He is not ready for the scrap heap yet, he is a tremendous player and will remain so despite the vagaries of team performance and personal form, but such a lucrative five-year deal for a 28 year old suggests United are happy with the way they are playing and would like to keep it going as long as possible.

The journey starts, as you would expect, with something useful: a "stone chopping tool," believed to be about 1.8 million years old, suggests the dawning of a "relationship between humans and the things they create, which is both a love affair and a dependency," MacGregor says.

And one recent study, of a zircon around 4.1 billion years old, suggested: life!

Almost all of it was less than 50,000 years old, suggesting that the mineralization process was actually much faster.

But the mastodon relic found near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay turned out to be 22,000 years old, suggesting that the blade was just as ancient.

Young (1 2 years old) and old (5 6 years old) individuals expressed lower song consistency than individuals at intermediate age (3 4 years old), suggesting song tuning during the first 3 years of life, and deterioration after the peak is reached.

The designs of the Stephens sisters, though less developed (their company, Anndra Neen, is two years old), suggested to me the same freedom.