Sentence examples for suggests, although from inspiring English sources

Humans are predisposed to murder each other, new research suggests, although it remains unclear if it's down to genetics or other factors.

And that suggests – although it needs further investigation – that Thames haven't been doing what they should have done to look after their network".

Single-letter titles seem to be something of a recent phenomenon, as the following alphabet suggests (although please note this is not an exhaustive list).

The actors' uninflected, rapid-fire delivery also suggests, although it doesn't illuminate, the hysteria that is at the core of Williams's lament.

Load your iPod with uptempo music, Dr. Donelan suggests (although obviously ease into any changes in training slowly, to lessen the risk of injuries).

Rico London is not the barber's real name, as it happens, and he is not truly an Official Celebrity Barber as his business card suggests, although he does have a following among hip-hop musicians.

Several potential candidates to replace Strauss-Kahn have already been suggested, although none has yet indicated that they are interested.

So a series of checks and balances have been suggested, although the Schofield committee have decided that the head coach should continue as a selector.

There is also no guarantee the two cultures will meld as easily as the deal terms suggest, although it helps that both companies are based in Canada.

The banks contend they are in better shape than the early findings suggest, although it is likely several will need to raise capital.

Consumer confidence was slightly lower last month than the monthly poll by the University of Michigan had initially suggested, although it remained higher than in late 2001.