Sentence examples for stages suggests from inspiring English sources

Richard Rodgers, in his 1975 autobiography "Musical Stages," suggests that she herself was somehow perfect, too — an art object worth collecting in her own right.

Jeffrey Toombs's lighting peppers shadows with glowing surfaces, and Andy Yanni's set, comprising four stages, suggests an arboreal thicket.

But the fact that so many of the preparations are still under way or even in the planning stages suggests how difficult it is to plan for an event like none experienced by any of the people in charge.

They're not yet extinct – venues such as the Royal Exchange in Manchester and Liverpool's Everyman and Playhouse theatres continue to incubate great new plays – but an unscientific look around the main regional stages suggests that adaptations of well-known novels and films are increasingly the norm.

Increased expression in arrested L3 stages suggests that Ac-daf-7 is important for developmental arrest.

The realization that nuclear distribution of DNA, RNA, and proteins differs between cell types and developmental stages suggests that nuclear organization serves regulatory functions.

But the evolution of human progress is far richer, and more subtle and convoluted than these stages suggest.

But Leveson, whose inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the press is in its final stages, suggested Mosley's F1 parallel "may not be perfect".

Table 5 exhibits the execution time of AMF and RCR stages suggested in the proposed depth enhancement system.

An analysis of community composition shows that species composition clustered with development stages, suggesting a specialization into successional niches.

A close inspection of the sequential events occurring at different stages suggested that protein thermal aggregation involves distinct regions.