Sentence examples for suggest see from inspiring English sources

And retail prices in Europe are not quite as similar as Mr Monti's comments suggest (see table).

Equally, the Greek government has more chance of passing its wage- and pension-cuts than the street protests might suggest (see article).

Poll-based reports of Labour's likely majority were nevertheless accurate because the party won more seats than its share of the vote would suggest (see the story below).

Most of China's growth comes not from exports but from domestic demand and consumption is stronger than the official figures suggest (see article).These are early days, so don't get carried away.

Exit interview findings suggest (see below) that, rather than distract or detract from the main phylogenetic message, the elephant shrews and their close relative, a mounted aardvark, supported it.

Yet unlike what their headlines suggest (see, among many others: The Evidence Supports Artificial Sweeteners Over Sugar or Sugar-Free Soda is Safe), the scientists I spoke to for this story are not comfortable making such bold statements.

Moreover, if a moviegoer seeks to avoid opera's "escapist nostalgia" (Mr. Woolfe's words), then I suggest seeing "A Night at the Opera".

I highly suggest seeing it on the fly.

The exercise points to some radical design challenges, and we suggest seeing both technology design and electricity use as situated practice in need of infrastructural support.

They suggest seeing stigma as a fundamental moral experience, as stigmatized conditions threaten what is most at stake for sufferers.

Burns and Rapee [ 18] found that girls were more likely to suggest seeing a counsellor for depressive symptoms, while both genders endorsed other health services equally.