Sentence examples for suggests, though from inspiring English sources

History suggests, though, that this is the moment of maximum danger.

History suggests, though, that most winners enjoy a lucrative uplift in album sales.

As Valvasor's account suggests, though, the olm is representative of something more.

I vow to try on anything she suggests, though, and soon realise she's on to something.

Lewis suggests, though, that managers should be careful about how such issues are handled.

As the failed Obamacare repeal effort suggests, though, the White House's ability to push policies through Congress appears dubious.

It suggests, though, how much demoralizing struggle was transmuted into the comic deflections and chilly hurtle of the novels.

Research just published on the monsoon's ancient origins suggests, though, that this should not be a problem.

Research suggests, though, that lecture blended with active-learning elements and/or flipped components can significantly strengthen student performance (Knight, et. al, 2005, and Freeman et al 2014).

For Trump to make cuts at the scale, this report suggests, though, even some funding popular among Republicans would likely need to be rolled back significantly.

The scientific evidence suggests--though does not prove--that man-made emissions of greenhouse gases have warmed up the earth this century, and will continue to do so.