Sentence examples for present suggests from inspiring English sources

Everything at present suggests that ever-tighter sanctions have done nothing to curb Iran's nuclear programme.

This survey of drawings related to his architecturally scaled installations ranging from 1968 to the present suggests why.

Guidance from the World Health Organisation at present suggests that sugar should not make up more than 10% of anybody's calorie intake.

The volume of laws that currently infringe freedoms – Professor George Williams estimates over 350 such laws are on the books at present – suggests prioritizing governmental power has become a "routine part of the legislative process".

Due to the massive impact of these vulnerabilities, cybercriminals and attackers may decide to investigate the existing code and see if other dormant vulnerabilities are present," suggests Trend Micro.

In adults, an enlarged tongue is an unusual symptom, and, when present, suggests one of a handful of mostly unusual but important diseases.

The response, particularly from the elected politicians present, suggested otherwise.

Public records and interviews with associates past and present suggest Sterling is in his early 70s.

She also ridiculed Mr. Lauder, who was not present, suggesting that he waged the term limits campaign only after losing a bid for mayor.

As tensions mounted, one of the bishops present suggested we say the Lord's Prayer together, each in our own language.

That may overstate the situation, but notes of a European diplomat who was present suggest movement on everything from territory to Palestinian refugees.