Sentence examples for suggest even more from inspiring English sources

Recent statistics from China's State Family Planning Commission suggest even more flexibility than even these six categories imply.

But these trends are also being magnified by generational turning points that suggest even more significant turn away from governing through crime is possible.

The evidence seems to suggest, even more clearly than in the case of the Great Depression, that postwar austerity may have even helped cause the 1920 21 depression.

Predictions for this year suggest even more jobs will be shed as prime minister Mariano Rajoy's People's party government embraces further austerity and the European Union sets tough budget deficit targets.

French opinion polls suggest even more Euroscepticism at home than in Britain, resentments Front National's Marine Le Pen was quick to exploit with a call for a Frexit referendum.

To picture people expressing their adherence to that tradition in their prayer life and church-building, in their quiet worship or their strenuous efforts to change the world, is to suggest even more of the variety.

Conversely, I sometimes find myself suggesting even more risk-taking.

Another suggested, even more alarmingly, that clashing colour schemes might adversely affect "salivation".

The Internet, designed to be inherently nonhierarchical, suggested even more grand possibilities, even a revolution in politics and human consciousness.

The statistic shows "people are leaving their jobs voluntarily, and suggests even more bargaining power," said Standard & Poor's Bovino.

The fact that the scope of this deal was badly exaggerated suggested even more that Trump is grasping for excuses.