Sentence examples for projects suggests from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps it's something to do with her background, which is substantially grimmer than the bubbly image she projects suggests.

Gray Construction's backlog of projects suggests that other manufacturers — many of them foreign companies — have come to the same conclusion.

China's huge appetite for steel for vast infrastructure projects suggests that the price will stay high for some time.Moreover, Vale's attempts at diversification have not always gone smoothly.

That, combined with recent agreements by several big companies and government bodies to stop buying loess for fill in construction projects, suggests that the Loess Hills may have life in them yet.

Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP for Brighton Pavilion, said: "The refusal of Decc officials to publish vital information about the progress of billion-pound projects suggests a worrying disregard for transparency and an unwillingness to play by the same rules as other departments on accountability.

The tension in Marcona, one of the most conflict-ridden towns in a country increasingly prone to conflict over mining and energy projects, suggests that China's engagement in the region — like that of the United States, Britain and other powers that preceded it in Latin America — is not without pitfalls.

But several new projects suggest that LaSalle is ripe for redevelopment.

But a few innovative projects suggest they might be binning a valuable resource.

Both projects suggest a future in which audiences might cut out the middleman, supporting artists online, free of network demands.

Talk story about the building projects suggested and those built in Central Park since it was designed in 1858.

Several studies and pilot projects suggest that the more patients know about prices, the more money they save.