Sentence examples for status suggests from inspiring English sources

Or is he a system quarterback with limited tools (as his seventh-round draft status suggests)?

This character's name, along with the book's bantering tone and aspirations to insider status, suggests that somebody's been watching "The West Wing".

One was the evident fact that the Bantams can play a higher-quality game than their status suggests.

Last Saturday's home draw with Sunderland was not the start to the Premier League campaign Liverpool sought, but there is clear optimism at a club who have been trophy-starved for longer than their status suggests they should be.

Music rightsholders sense that their arguments may be falling on friendly ears – certainly in Europe – while YouTube's louder public defence of its status suggests it sees the way that wind is blowing too.

Anchorman grossed $85m at the North American box office back in 2004, a fine result given the $26m price-tag even if the movie's cult status suggests it would have taken more.

An independent review of schools in England with academy status suggests some have unfair admissions policies.

The positive sign and significance of the estimated coefficient of marital status suggests that married farmers are more likely to adopt than unmarried farmers.

Improved coloration, an increase in nutritional value and antioxidant status suggests that diet containing 30 60 mg/kg AX was optimal for this crab species.

Given this abundance of candidate N fixers, the negative evolutionary relationship between N fixation and successional status suggests that late-successional N fixers have been selected against.

This study's observed 6.5% HIV-E status suggests that many HIV-E children were accessing hospital care without inpatient identification and referral.