Sentence examples for suggested knowledge of from inspiring English sources

It was not known whether those test results suggested knowledge of what happened to the hard drives.

And the United States District Court in Vermont dismissed the class-action suit with prejudice, ruling that there was no evidence that suggested knowledge of the allegations by the top executives.

Concealment of the interviews suggests knowledge of their impropriety.

The fact that Judge Jackson insisted on for temporary secrecy for the interviews "made matters worse," the appeals court reasoned, because it "suggests knowledge of their impropriety".

They scoured the internet for "prescient" information in other words, online posts suggesting knowledge of the future.

Fine examples of metal casting have been found, some of them suggesting knowledge of the cire perdue (lost-wax) process, and copper statues more than half life-size are known to have existed.

One of the two pieces from 1946 combines two doorknobs standing before a taller faucet knob like a bride and groom at the altar; the other, which also suggests knowledge of Giacommeti, is a sylph of bronze-colored metal that curls in upon itself, dangling a toothed disc, like a sad, vaguely Egyptian flower.

These findings suggest knowledge of exposures at younger ages may be essential for assessing breast cancer risk.

We agree that it is inappropriate to make claims regarding the variance of the tract length or to suggest knowledge of the rate of complex events.

The high association between very good to adequate information about TCM services in Taiwan and use of these services also suggests knowledge of TCM services affected the likelihood of utilization.

The painting suggests direct observation, intimate knowledge of crime and punishment.