Sentence examples for ones suggests from inspiring English sources

The lack of difference between muscimol-treated animals and the naïve ones suggests that BLA inactivation has not durable effects on PF transmitter release probability.

The actuarial table for managers, even great ones, suggests it might be time for Torre to move on if the Yanks do not advance.

Still, the disgust with this prosecution emanating from various corners in the media, even conservative ones, suggests a ray of light.

The fact that he never won an Oscar, although he was nominated for The Defiant Ones, suggests the Hollywood establishment didn't take him especially seriously.

"However, the present study, perhaps more strongly than previous ones, suggests that those whose diet is high in added sugars may also have an increased risk of heart attack.

That they lost yet more states this time, even true-blue ones, suggests that Republicans may genuinely have improved their image, even in places which soundly re-elected Mr Obama in 2012.

The better ones suggest that they can help you find an item in the local store.

The current ones suggest a January 2011 launch date for such a pairing.

Results varied greatly, but the more recent ones suggest a very reduced number of individuals.

Try to find different ways to cope with disappointment, like the ones suggested above.

No one suggests enough is being done.