Sentence examples for standard suggesting from inspiring English sources

But this restaurant wasn't for me: the menu was too standard, suggesting an unadventurous clientele.

The singing fell below the international standard, suggesting that the air of constant crisis at Bayreuth — the internecine squabbles, the financial troubles, the fixation on esoteric production styles — has taken an artistic toll.

The SEI Measure and existing scales only have moderate correlations with the gold standard, suggesting that they do not adequately gauge SEI.

But 3 years ago the Obama administration shelved a draft proposal to impose a lower standard, suggesting that achieving it would be too economically onerous at a time when the United States was recovering from a severe recession.

"They picked these studies as the gold standard, suggesting people have nothing to worry about, instead of using the 20-plus studies from all over the world that have looked at humans and have all reported measurable levels of BPA in human blood," said Vandenberg. "They have rejected the majority of the data that is available in favor of two highly flawed studies".

Increasing template amount beyond 10% substantially delays Cq relative to the standard, suggesting increased inhibitory effect on qPCR at this stage.

Yesterday's poll, conducted for the London Evening Standard, suggested Livingstone still had a lot of ground to make up if he is to overturn Johnson's lead.

Mori's poll for the Standard suggests deep inroads into Labour demographic territory (public sector workers, northern England) that is probably more consistent with the second theory.

The way in which he has imposed a three-year time limit on subsidies for the Evening Standard suggests a different mentality.

After the California Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage, The Weekly Standard suggested that a brewing backlash could put that state's "electoral votes in play".

On the other – and this is the view Johnson takes – the ability to name two sides of pretty much equal standard suggests an enviable degree of depth.