Sentence examples for reference suggesting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kaplan himself made oblique reference, suggesting the night was a kind of "punctuation on an era".
The only reference suggesting he may have made calls to influence games was a sentence in the affidavit saying, "Donaghy also compromised his objectivity as a referee because of his personal financial interest in the outcome of N.B.A. games".
As the culture magazine Les Inrockuptibles later wrote, it was all "very 'zizanie dans le village Gaulois' " — an "Astérix" reference, suggesting crazy domestic squabbling — until the film producer Vincent Maraval "dropped a bomb," confessing, in Le Monde, that French actors were ridiculously overpaid.
Nevertheless, the barrier properties of the PEDOT PSS coating are quite remarkable as the water contact angle drops monotonously, at the same rate as the reference, suggesting only a limited water absorption.
The amplitudes of the resulting cross-correlation functions were strongly increased as compared to the reference suggesting that a significant fraction of the tubulin dimers was in an oligomeric state (Figure 4A).
On the contrary, we did not observe any significant effect on the total number of errors or on the distribution of errors as a function of the numerical distance between the target and the reference, suggesting that the decision process itself is delayed but its workings are unaffected by task interference.
As the HRT reference suggests though, menopause can trigger a crisis.
The Rotterdam study you reference suggests that a diet rich in the nutrients mentioned above prevents age-related macular degeneration.
Clegg was first personally drawn into the row when the Mail on Sunday reported about Facebook messages, in which one woman claimed that "Nick knows" – a reference, suggested the newspaper, to the allegations about Rennard.
This reference suggests that a station sticks (with a given probability) to a given slot after suffering a collision.
The extensive use of first-person singular reference suggests that the writers presented their personal, rather than the company's, point of view.
