Sentence examples for seen as suggesting from inspiring English sources

Those statements were seen as suggesting that they could be removed from power.

Some moments in the film could be seen as suggesting the brothers were jointly appointing the architects, bidding for the land and negotiating with the builders – all jobs normally done by property developers.

The report says, for instance, that more chimps may be needed in the future, which could be seen as suggesting that breeding would be necessary, even though the N.I.H. has a moratorium on breeding of its chimps.

This passage can also be seen as suggesting a radically intensionalist conception of language.

The study could be seen as suggesting, in empirical quantifiable terms, a historic shift of nursing identity as direct caregiving.

That is, the disconnect of nursing from clinical concepts could be seen as suggesting a repositioning of nurses as subordinate to clinical experts.

The stress on an organism could be seen, as suggested by Hans Selye (1936), as a "nonspecific response of the body to any demand".

Masuda noted this as a choice on his part, stating the leaf represented a peaceful icon, in contrast to the alternative of water which he saw as suggesting conflict with the icon of fire used by the other game.

This could perhaps be seen, as was suggested by the authors of the Ugandan paper [ 20], as an association between kynurenine pathway activity and immune deficiency or disease progression and mortality.

The lack of efficacy and the reduction of Olig2+ cells seen as early as P5 suggests that loss of oligodendrocyte precursors may occur at an earlier time in development.

Their accounts suggest that staff and patient morale should be seen as interlinked, suggesting there is scope for interventions to benefit both.