Sentence examples for suggested sudden from inspiring English sources

The producers took the advice of editor Mark Goldman, who suggested sudden cuts with "no fancy effect, and in some cases, no sound cut", similar to the way "All Good Things... ...... was edited.

Large and sudden tilt changes were recorded simultaneously with the subplinian events (Fig. 5), suggesting sudden deflations of the magma chamber located northwest of Shinmoedake.

SP II consists of thick alluvial-fan conglomerates and overlies SP I abruptly, suggesting sudden input of coarse-grained sediment from the uplifted footwalls.

However, because there is no evidence to suggest sudden subsidence of the Seto Inland Sea coast in 1707, this is only one possible explanation for the 1707 Hoei inland tsunami event.

The Tajima's D values of all three major clades are negative (Table 3), which suggests sudden population expansions, although only that of Clade C is significant.

Nor has the recruitment of Ben Elton, among others, to write the book suggested a sudden lurch upmarket.

Sultan Barakat, the director of research at the Brookings Doha Center, said that though he believed Qatar's rulers were "quite used to rhetoric that comes from Egyptian media," the recall of the ambassador suggested a sudden increase in concern.

One of the early explanations for the appearance of the SSFs – and therefore the evolution of mineralized skeletons – suggested a sudden increase in the ocean's concentration of calcium.

Nonlinear PLSR, however, suggested a sudden increase in UA in women around 1970.

On the other side, never it was suggested a sudden positive effect for naphazoline on migraine headache.

An autopsy study from Australia (19) suggested that sudden unexpected deaths are four times more frequent than in a comparable nondiabetic population and, of these, many are found dead in an undisturbed bed.