Sentence examples for rule suggests from inspiring English sources

The rule suggests questions to ask in checking the citizenship of any particular individual.

Writing about housing diminishes your optimism and May's insistence that the green belt was "sacrosanct" under her rule suggests business as usual.

The rule suggests trouble: the index has fallen at an annual rate of more than 2% in the past six months.

The dearth of historical records concerning Ḥalab during the periods of Assyrian and Achaemenian rule suggests that the city had declined in importance.

But when self-discipline fails, as it surely will, another rule suggests itself: if a writer is intemperate enough to reply to his critics, let him reply as intemperately as possible.

John Taylor, the Stanford economist who invented the Taylor rule, points out that whenever the Fed has cut rates by more than his rule suggests, it has taken a long time to get interest rates back on track.

Even some supporters of the new rule suggested it stood on shaky ground.

Recent research has discredited Gladwell's 10,000-hour rule, suggesting that practice accounts for just 12% of skill mastery and success.

Had they been able to, they would have decreased the rate further: estimates, based on a simple Taylor rule, suggest another 3 to 5 percent for the United States.

In 2008, the journal Pediatrics reported that two-thirds of residents regularly broke the rule, suggesting that poor enforcement, perhaps related to ingrained norms, had undercut the reform.

Basic democratic premises like fairness, equal rights and majority rule suggest that the time for same-sex marriage has come, he says.