Sentence examples for rules suggesting from inspiring English sources

The retro atmosphere of "Three's Company" hangs ominously over "House Rules," suggesting the series could nose dive any minute.

The unclassified report gave only terse descriptions of certain matters while making no mention of key topics like Mr. Trump's changes to the drone strike rules, suggesting that they were relegated to the classified annex the public cannot see.

Overall memory for studied faces decreased over time, but more so for faces at locations without feature rules, suggesting a benefit due to shared structure in the rule location.

Corbyn said there was some dispute about how far governments could stretch state-aid rules, suggesting the government could have acted more decisively to protect the UK steel industry, something the Conservatives had said was constrained by EU rules.

Front-runner Mitt Romney has vowed to "get tough" on trade with China and called the superpower one of the "worst offenders" of global trade rules, suggesting in an interview that the United States must clamp down on China's use of pirated technologies.

A military spokesman who was asked about the filing pointed to tribunal rules suggesting that the relief Mr. Noor's lawyers were seeking — an order from a tribunal judge requiring the convening authority to take action — may not be possible because the convening authority himself, not the commission, now has jurisdiction over the matter.

So the rules suggest it was a tent or nothing.

Normal rules suggest Trump can't win in November.

Evolving the visual brain: computational rules suggested by brain scaling and niche adaptations.

But their statements about what they called the city's "ambiguous rules" suggested as much.

rules "suggests that Google is fed up, and willing to play hardball".