Sentence examples for suggested the direction from inspiring English sources

David Kelly, the chief market strategist for J.P. Morgan Funds, said it had been clear that the number would be weak because recent data, particularly for payrolls and initial unemployment benefit claims, had suggested the direction.

But the Formula One Group's new chairman, Chase Carey, attending the race in his new role after Liberty Media's takeover, has suggested the direction the sport takes off-track will most definitely change, specifically referencing the control Bernie Ecclestone has exercised over almost 40 years in control of F1.

In a range of areas Bowlby cited the lack of adequate research and suggested the direction this could take.

The previous studies ran high-resolution scanning on one human sample, and are very significant in that it suggested the direction of future CNV research.

Long brushstrokes suggest the direction of the wind.

The statues were resolutely European, perhaps suggesting the direction in which civilisation flowed.

The original meanings of these critical terms themselves suggest the direction of their development.

Certainly, it suggests the direction in which the thought of the Roman Curia was moving.

The bias was originally intended to suggest the direction that the Fed might move if it were to shift policy before the subsequent meeting, a rare event.

It will be up to them to prove that the likeness does not suggest the direction in which they will be headed.

In their attempts to escape, they leave scratch marks on the paper, which suggest the direction they want to head off in.