Sentence examples for suggested in terms from inspiring English sources

Rubio then made the case that Barack Obama, to whom he is often compared by his opponents, was not as unsuccessful as critics suggested in terms of pursuing his own agenda.

Routes towards improvements are suggested in terms of design evolutions.

The remedial measures were suggested in terms of strengthening and maintenance of bridge.

The possibility of optimization has been suggested in terms of power dissipation and the vessel size.

The role of NaOH was suggested in terms of hierarchical domain structure model.

The process conditions required to produce the fine-grained structure were suggested in terms of the strain per passage and the total strain imparted to the specimens.

What does Dr. Dehaene believe the data suggests in terms of human thinking across cultures?

Turning on Labour, Cameron said Miliband had almost nothing to suggest in terms of a costed, credible alternative.

Sherwood's pre-match admission that he was 'too scared' to watch footage of that defeat suggests, in terms of preparation, he got what he deserved.

Dr. Marchase said he had assured the office that in the future, "we will to the best of our ability let the subjects or their parents know as thoroughly as possible what previous studies suggest in terms of risk".

That sounds a little bland for someone with Simmons's brand-building panache, but recently, in The Economist, Simmons gave his pitch a bit more zing by suggesting (in terms that can only be paraphrased here) that the card has aphrodisiac properties.