Sentence examples for suggest some form from inspiring English sources

Various proposals in Washington, DC, now suggest some form of "cap-and-trade" regime for carbon.

Fans have been left in the dark about Moriarty's fate thanks to the end of the last series; though he'd supposedly killed himself in the series 2 finale "The Reichenbach Fall", the series 3 finale appeared to suggest some form of return from the character.

While the latter seems to suggest some form of stability, it is through the former intrinsically prone to destabilization.

While this paper does not assume any causation between those concepts, it does suggest some form of an association that requires more research.

Although preliminary results with two older adults cohorts suggest some form of 'Response shift' and that the MID may not be constant over time.

Although several health-care reform proposals suggest some form of interfacility comparisons and public reporting of these types of data (21, 22), caution must be exercised by ensuring that the comparisons are risk adjusted.

For American readers, at least, underworld suggests some form of organized crime, but Mr. Thomas includes virtually everything short of school truancy in his definition.

After all, the image of the progressively entombed Winnie and her helpless husband, Willie, suggests some form of cataclysm has taken place.

At a time where we are apparently locked into making the 'business case' for the arts, this whopping great economic incoherence seems off-kilter, and suggests some form of overhaul is needed.

For instance, female subjects may give verbally very low "grades" to ads using actresses in sexy roles, but their mirror neuron areas seem to fire up quite a bit, suggesting some form of identification and empathy.

Furthermore, the BOLD response showed some highly nonlinear behaviour when varying stimulus amplitude, suggesting some form of hemodynamic "rectification".