Sentence examples similar to suggest forward looking from inspiring English sources

Such effects suggest forward-looking combinatoric processes which could not be captured by an updating process.

forward looking baseline.

Markets are forward looking.

The Dons have impressed in the division this season too, lying sixth despite a surprising setback at home to Crewe last week and, as Evans suggests, are clearly looking forward to the game.

The comparison between the flame-haired royal and the desperate for love literary character, reimagined for screen by Renée Zellweger in 2001, apparently followed comments he made that suggested he was looking forward to settling down.

There was a degree of amusement before this Champions League quarter-final when Chris Smalling suggested he was looking forward to facing Lionel Messi, that the greatest club footballer ever should come and "bring it on".

With pacemen James Anderson and Stuart Broad both bagging five-fors last week, that would suggest England could look forward to more of the same here.

"He has not been dismissed from his post as has been suggested and we look forward to him continuing in his role with us in taking Leeds United forwards".

His track record suggests much to look forward to, although any audience treated to Kirill Petrenko for a long time will likely have a bit of a hang-over time to adjust to the new musical regime.

And Mr. Steele suggested that he was looking forward to engaging Mr. Obama in the months ahead.

Professor Kuran's research suggests that, at least looking forward, the more correct view is: Islam isn't the problem and it isn't the solution, it's simply a religion — meaning that the break is over, there are no excuses, and it's time to move forward again.