Sentence examples for positioning suggests from inspiring English sources

As President Obama takes on the health care behemoth in concert with Congress, his positioning suggests he has put cost first.

Away from the pictures of 1971, the Bangladeshi images are both unfamiliar (Munem Wasif's picture of a Burmese worker struggling through bushes in Bangladesh) and familiar: notably, Abir Abdullah's Women Working in Old Dhaka, which shows two women making chapatis together, though their positioning suggests distance rather than camaraderie.

But it would either require the Republican leadership to take their (already painful and internally divisive) surrender to reality on taxes to another level altogether, or it would require the president to triangulate against his own base on structural changes to entitlements in ways that neither his past record nor his current positioning suggests he's about to do.

This could be represented by a single event that may have been derived through analysis of the underlying sources, e.g. a rapid accelerometer change followed by some period without subsequent movement (GPS, indoor positioning) suggests a serious fall.

Although the shrub is naturally rendered, Christus almost certainly placed it there for its symbolic value; its positioning suggests he followed a program of disguised iconography.

This positioning suggests that NCX3 may play a key role in regulating Ca2+ currents during synaptic activity.

Their economic position suggests they would be democrats.

"Of course if Pietersen was playing England wouldn't be in this position," suggests Simon McMahon.

Each of those positions suggests something new, subtly alters the drama.

Quite possibly, Getafe is a better team than its league position suggests.

She speaks with the all the authority that such a position suggests.