Sentence examples for successes suggest from inspiring English sources
These relative successes suggest a creative editorial package is the best weapon against decline.
However, its recent successes suggest that it is on a new pathway of knowledge-based economic growth.
Sunita Narain, of India's Centre for Science and Environment, believes that empowering users often turns up inexpensive ideas, such as age-old techniques of rainwater harvesting, that governments and firms dismiss as old-fashioned.These successes suggest that the rich world and the poor may yet sort out the witch's brew of politics, subsidies and opacity that bedevils their water.
These successes suggest that a broad class of computationally intensive modeling applications could also benefit from this approach.
Although there are shortcomings in current approaches, both in the way conformational space is sampled and in the energy functions used to evaluate designed conformations, the successes suggest we are now entering an era in which computational methods can be used to modulate, reengineer and design protein protein interaction networks in living cells.
However, in this paper quantitative and qualitative analyses of 333 publicized and celebrated AMBER Alert "successes" suggest AMBER Alerts rarely result in the retrieval of abducted children from clearly "life-threatening" situations, and that most of the publicized successes involved relatively benign abductors and unthreatening circumstances.
An editorial in The New York Times enthusiastically endorsed the award, and The New England Journal of Medicine said lobotomy successes suggested the birth of "a new psychiatry".
Flower's position has most significantly come under question with the 45-year-old – who had led England to a hat-trick of Ashes successes – suggesting this week that he was determined to remain and build a new England team.
The high percentage of anatomical successes suggests that this method is relatively safe [ 1, 2].
What does its "success" suggest, according to the author?
And does its success suggest that the demise of digital radio has been somewhat exaggerated?
