Sentence examples for suggested very from inspiring English sources

The emission parameters suggested very high local electric fields.

This suggested very little or no interaction between dark matter.

But after examining footage, its whale expert, Richard Sabin, said its appearance and behaviour suggested "very strongly" it was a beluga.

A raft of injuries and coach Jens Keller's modest record against very good sides in both Europe and the Bundesliga had suggested very different outcomes.

Bycatch numbers inferred from strandings suggested very high levels, ranging from 3650 dolphins year−1 [2250–7000] to 4700 [3850 5750] dolphins year−1, depending on methodological choices.

Asked what might result in a different outcome during a future vote, she suggested "very clear provision and an alternative oversight" for those who did not agreement with women bishops.

Over the next year, I would suggest, very little," Mendelson said.

Their vertical orientation suggests very sluggish background circulation below depths of 1,000 kilometres.

Looking at just one other city would suggest very different conclusions.

Understanding what causes income inequality is important because different answers suggest very different policy solutions.

And then there are times she will suggest very well-known people.