Sentence examples for publication suggests from inspiring English sources

But its publication suggests a narrative that the government has a vested interest in selling to the public.

"I don't want to be called a senior by accident, because I'm not," he said, even though the title of his publication suggests that he is.

The uncomfortable suspicion that a show of approval from this column might be a virtual death sentence for any specialist music publication suggests a malevolent (and necessarily fraudulent) paean to the greatness of Uncut could be in order.

This publication suggests that he had not totally abandoned his optimistic youthful confidence that proper education can shape and improve human character.

One of his most provocative papers, just submitted for publication, suggests that tiny psychological effects can have potentially enormous impact on demand, more of an impact than price.

Lal's research, which has been submitted for publication, suggests that contrary to common belief, transformative researchers are no more prolific in publishing than other excellent researchers.

Yet closer examination of these first 48 hours since the report's publication suggest the picture is more nuanced.

She added: "We love it and the sales since publication suggest that new readers are finding it in the way that we hoped".

The publication suggested that Egypt was ready to acknowledge that the September attacks could be linked to the bin Laden network.

A report in The Information, a technology publication, suggested that Fadell was a tough and demanding leader, who alienated those who worked for him.

And Chris Ziegler, senior editor of the Verge, an online consumer technology publication, suggested turning the phone off entirely unless a call was expected.