Sentence examples for standing suggests from inspiring English sources
But saving a chair in a public space for a person who is taking their time to turn up while others are left standing suggests, well, an arse.
The shift to a broader focus on the issue of standing suggests that the courts may no longer accept at face value the banks' arguments that they have the right to foreclose or represent the institution that does.
Mr Standing suggests that one radical idea might be to ban industrial fishing in the worst performing African countries for ten years, which would favour labour-intensive fishing from dhows (traditional sailing boats).
Neither Google nor HTC ever disclosed the terms of their deal, but the ITC judge's decision to reject the patent complaints "due to lack of standing" suggests that he felt that whatever rights had been transferred to the Taiwanese firm were not enough to warrant their use.
Falls immediately after a change in posture (lying to sitting or sitting to standing) suggest orthostatic hypotension.
The standings suggest these games should be blowouts that shame the Knicks and enrage their fans, buzzer-to-buzzer routs that send Coach Don Chaney into hiding.
Ernie Els, the leader in the FedEx Cup standings, suggested that the rule regarding pro-ams be altered for the FedEx Cup.
While standing variation is not directly incorporated into the method of Hegreness et al. (2006), our comparison of results from models with and without standing variation suggested that standing variation had an important effect in marker evolution.
The relevant Standing Order suggests that Parliament should be recalled if the "public interest" requires it.
A long standing hypothesis suggests that cholesterol absorption occurs by passive diffusion down a concentration gradient [ 24, 25].
Though the Bucs' wipeout of the Jets tonight does not count in the standings, it suggests they have lost little of the focus and drive that typified their championship drive last year, something not lost on the opposition.
