Sentence examples for suggests a forward from inspiring English sources

The Japanese word hashirigaki refers both to a flowing, cursive script and to the idea of talking while walking; the word suggests a forward motion on the one hand and the attempt to capture a moment on the other.

Amy Lawrence Top target Petr Cech Chelseaa, £10m) May end up with Asmir Begovic (Stoke) Transfer kitty £50m Already signed None Though a record of 31 goals in 38 league games last season suggests a forward line in dire need of reinforcement, since Tim Sherwood's arrival in February Villa scored 19 goals in 13 games, level with Tottenham and Manchester United and one more than Chelsea.

Moreover, our analysis of the human TP suggests a forward advance of the neocortex of the STG, middle temporal gyrus, and ITG in the human temporal lobe.

The leading of V1 activity over CA1 activity suggests a forward interaction, through which V1 location-responsive cells send visual information to CA1 place cells.

Bringing back such an old warhorse hardly suggests a forward-looking mood in the party.

The shares cost 135p, so that would suggest a forward dividend yield of about 6.7 per cent.

Analysts currently project 2019 sales of $134 million, according to Sentieo, with EPS of -$0.31, suggesting a forward price-to-sales ratio of 53X.

Assuming the equilibrium constant remained at 3 × 10−3, the rate of C1 ↔  C4 conformational exchange was estimated to be ∼50 times slower in GlcNS6S than in GlcNAc, suggesting a forward rate of 0.02 μs−1 and explaining why so few transitions had been observed within even 20 μs.

Perhaps the varied history of Southern flags itself suggests a way forward.

Smaller-scale manufacturing techniques are crucial to hard-disk technology, too and a breakthrough in self-assembly designs, announced last month, suggests a way forward.

Reflection on the shortcomings of the first division and the Myth eventually suggests a way forward.