Sentence examples for suggest a widespread from inspiring English sources

Failure to act will increasingly suggest a widespread democratic deficit.

The polls suggest a widespread desire for disciplined regulation of managed care plans, including the right to sue.

"The pleadings suggest a widespread custom or failure to train," wrote Judge Berman, who added that he was not yet ruling on the truth of the plaintiffs' allegations.

In a ruling in January allowing the case to go forward, Judge Berman wrote, "The pleadings suggest a widespread custom or failure to train".

If nothing else, the bluntness and desperation suggest a widespread anxiety over the need for solutions to the serious problems we face, reminding us that environmental consciousness begins at home, and sometimes in the studio.

There have been enough small stories in your own media — tips of icebergs — that suggest a widespread amassing of assets by family members of the most senior Communist Party officials.

He suggests a widespread and fatalistic anticipation of death.

HSA800 traveled as far as the superior mediastinal nodes, suggesting a widespread lymphatic drainage.

This study therefore reveals the existence of a functionally important bicistronic antiviral mRNA and suggests a widespread role for polycistronic mRNAs in the innate immune system.

All the reports appear to be linked, suggesting a widespread campaign to probe energy suppliers for weaknesses, and to steal credentials which may prove useful in future attacks.

The French rejection of the draft European Union constitution last year, followed by the riots in the banlieues last autumn, suggests a widespread malaise in the country.