Sentence examples for suggested even more from inspiring English sources

Another suggested, even more alarmingly, that clashing colour schemes might adversely affect "salivation".

The Internet, designed to be inherently nonhierarchical, suggested even more grand possibilities, even a revolution in politics and human consciousness.

And there was more: specifically five more Basement originals copyrighted in 1973, the lyrics of which suggested even more tantalising treasure lay outside collectors' reach.

And from the opening ballet, Mr. Feld's 1969 "Intermezzo No. 1," through most of the third act of short new works, the program suggested even more depth and range in the work of this now-grizzled kid.

When Dr. Tang suggested even more red-light treatment, at a cost of $930, he finally grasped he'd been conned.

Data suggested even more substantial improvements in gender-specific analyses.

Conversely, I sometimes find myself suggesting even more risk-taking.

The statistic shows "people are leaving their jobs voluntarily, and suggests even more bargaining power," said Standard & Poor's Bovino.

Maurizio Lupi, the Italian transport minister, said several of the people who were saved did not figure on the list, suggesting even more could have died.

The evidence seems to suggest, even more clearly than in the case of the Great Depression, that postwar austerity may have even helped cause the 1920 21 depression.

The stock market was embarked on the biggest run-up of all time, and individual investors -- with easy online trading -- were joining professional traders in droves, suggesting even more business, albeit at low margins, for the nation's brokerages.