Sentence examples for suggest serious from inspiring English sources

The names involved, and the prices, suggest serious ambition.

Torres's subsequent dismissal came when Vertonghen appeared to suggest serious contact after an aerial challenge between the two, an overreaction that continues to rile Mourinho.

The severe markdowns do seem to suggest serious anxiety on the part of retailers, but it can be disconcerting for shoppers, too.

Thailand will remain one of Asia's slowcoaches.On the surface, the massive debts of South Korea's households and firms might suggest serious trouble ahead.

These are figures that are not usually published but the severity of what happened at the hospital – they potentially include deaths, infections and abuse allegations – suggest serious problems of an unusual scale.

Taken together, their names do not quite suggest serious influence and irresistible momentum – if May is going to ever get the top job, she will have to win a few more influential friends.

Employment figures have long suggested serious, ongoing economic weakness.

Toxic chemicals have been found in some devices, suggesting serious quality control problems at the factories.

He suggested "serious economic steps, serious political and psychological and diplomatic steps," including an embargo on imported gasoline.

They had gotten into an argument with someone outside the club that suggested serious trouble was coming.

Tables are uncovered; chairs afford a clear view to the kitchen at the back, where a serious expanse of stainless steel suggests serious venting (a promise in itself).