Sentence examples for reading suggesting from inspiring English sources
Services PMIs provide less encouraging reading, suggesting a more mixed economic outlook.
The effects of incidental exposure on recall are mediated by actual exposure to information in the news (spending some time on reading), suggesting gateway effects of initial exposure by accident.
Samuel Tombs, UK economist at consultancy Capital Economics, said the public finance figures made for "somewhat gloomy reading", suggesting borrowing could be on course to overshoot the Office for Budget Responsibility's latest forecast of £111bn for the 2013-14 financial year by about £1bn.
Although the CRS study doesn't contain Ford's quip about Justice Douglas, it nonetheless supports Ford's view that over the years the phrase has been given a broad and robust reading, suggesting that it pertains to conduct that results in serious violations of the "public trust".
The latest reports from the prestigious and sober Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) make increasingly hair-raising reading, suggesting that the planet is approaching possible moments of irreversible damage in a fashion and at a speed that had not been anticipated.
No subject was impaired on a test of single word reading, suggesting relative sparing of this ability and highlighting that test's utility as an index of estimated premorbid cognitive function in FTD/ALS.
A dispassionate reading suggests just the opposite.
An alternative reading suggests they show little more sinister than a teenager being a teenager.
The gravitas of Elder's reading suggested there could well be a fourth: Wagner.
His increasingly hyper reading suggests that this librarian needs to reduce his caffeine intake.
A reading of 50 or higher in the factory index suggests expansion, while a lower reading suggests contraction.
