Sentence examples for suggest something has from inspiring English sources

However, it would be premature to suggest something has changed, perhaps because of activity on the comet.

But the dramatic increase suggests something has gone seriously askew.

As Jonathan Darman, who covered Hillary's campaign for Newsweek, noted: "The speed with which she's embraced it suggests something has really changed in her.

Lang Banks, director of WWF Scotland, said: "The fact that the limits have been breached so spectacularly at some locations is deeply worrying and suggests something has gone badly wrong.

That the First Lady, rake in hand, shouting, "Let's hear it for vegetables" could count as a positive press opportunity suggests something has changed deep in the American psyche.

It is important to find out whether the switch is down to choice (perhaps they moved from a digital platform to a more personalised channel for 1-to-1 advice), or whether it suggests something has gone wrong (e.g. an active internet banker abandoned an online application to complete in-branch).

But even after the problem was fixed, Ms. Freebes said, the results suggested something had gone wrong.

The causes of this mystifying epidemic were unknown, but pathology findings suggested something had triggered inflammation in the brain and spinal cord, but with no obvious cause, health officials charged with investigating the outbreak two decades later concluded it had been down to mass hysteria.

But as Mr. Scharping's words suggest, something fundamental has shifted in the transatlantic relationship.

This year it is being beaten by both.Luigi Zingales, an economist who sits on the CCMR, says the figures suggest something fundamental has changed.

For your first dress I would suggest something that has a medium handle (not too stiff or especially drapey) and which does not fray too easily.