Sentence examples for suggest only that from inspiring English sources

Rather, these results suggest only that changes in tubulin could affect spindle size, not that they actually do so.

Comparisons with Nureyev suggest only that he and Soloviev were contemporaries.

In truth, the data suggest only that the economy is contracting at a slower pace than before.

As to why astronauts toss and turn, the study could suggest only that the search needed to focus on something other than airway obstruction.

I suggest only that they follow the advice of the architectural historian John Summerson and "sort out those aging ideas that get encrusted around past creative achievement and clog the proper workings of the imagination in changing times".

Should Wenger still succeed in adding up to four players in the fortnight that remains before the deadline then, inevitably, it will suggest only that panic has set in, provoking a repeat of the desperate scattergun of 2011 when the arrivals of Mikel Arteta, Park Chu-young, Per Mertesacker and Andre Santos were not evidence of considered, long-term planning.

Reinstatement suggests only that relearning is possible.

(2005) noted that r mz  > 2 r dz suggests only that c is less powerful than d, and not that c is non-existent.

Converting the deceased suggests only that they can't convince those who can argue back.

The Times eschews such hyperbole, suggesting only that she is only going to hold the UK's defence to ransom.

They suggested only that if Taiwan chose pro-independence forces, it might not get the chance to choose again.