Sentence examples for suggest too high from inspiring English sources

It was important that they were not dressed too glamorously so as to suggest too high a status.

The analysis revealed six districts with a consistency ratio >1.33 suggesting too high a projection.

As they point out, Science is one of a handful of journals whose high reputation is such that the rewards of appearing there mean that "some may not adhere to the usual scientific standards in order to achieve publication".They generously suggest, too, that other high-profile journals, such as Nature, might like to involve themselves in such an upgrade.

But recent research suggests that too high a level of inequality may retard growth and have a negative impact on a host of indicators ranging from individual health and education to crime, social mobility and overall stability.

Naps are suggested, too.

Figures 9 and  10 suggest that a too high formation temperature should prevent the self-contraction of SCCO2 for a maximum storage capacity in place.

"Hear this because you need to tell your friends," Clinton said, as she reminded them that Trump once suggested wages are "too high".

And if it is a less than admirable Picasso or Monet, you may be unaware that the suggested price is too high.

Steven Pearson, president of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review, a nonprofit organization that analyzes drug prices said that his group's draft analysis of Luxturna suggests $850,000 is too high compared to the benefits it brings.

Twitter users joined in, accusing the senator of not being truthful or suggesting she was too high to remember which rap artists she liked in college.

The illegal refugee, who the son said looked like he probably paid for his ticket by swallowing a bundle of heroin tied to his tooth, had a plastered smile on his face that suggested he was too high to know that he shouldn't have been throwing rocks at police.