Sentence examples for suggest dangerous from inspiring English sources
The increased energetic efficiency in intermyofibrillar and subsarcolemmal mitochondria from skeletal muscle found in old rats, which implies decreased energy expenditure, together with increased oxidative damage in subsarcolemmal mitochondria, if extrapolated to humans suggest dangerous metabolic consequences in sedentary old subjects.
Thursday's report is only the latest to suggest that dangerous conflicts between the directives and mainstream medicine are not imagined.
Recent results against Ukraine's big clubs suggest how dangerous they can be: in the past two years Zorya have beaten Shakhtar 1-0 andy and 3-2 at home, as well as achieving a 2-2 drandand a 1-0 win at Dynamo.
Coming from him, however, they suggest a dangerous (or cynical) unwillingness to accept how capitalism works.The first point is that it is ridiculous for South-East Asians, of all people, to complain about the iniquities of global capital flows.
While MC Bin Laden's name may suggest a dangerous individual with a penchant for causing controversy, he is far from it.
To listen to McCain last week, and to do so while poring over his policy agenda, really does suggest the dangerous degree to which he's out-of-touch.
Such a ratio may suggest a dangerous amount of leverage.
His records suggested a dangerous man, but not any special challenge to the justice system.
As the title suggests, The Dangerous Book Four Boys is primarily concerned with boys' stuff.
"When I reviewed the submissions, there was nothing that suggested anything dangerous about these people".
Margaret Drabble, the novelist, warns that military action "suggests a dangerous trend of creeping American imperialism".
