Sentence examples for suggests a single from inspiring English sources

Robust approach suggests a single layout for multiple scenarios as well as for multiple periods.

But often the scenes and shots are stitched together in a way that suggests a single, continuous movement.

When a writer shuts himself up in a room for years on end, with this gesture he suggests a single humanity, a world without a center.

Like Darwin, the Genesis account suggests a single origin for all humans — courtesy of Adam and Eve — with no mention of multiple creations.

About 70% PECH was required to obtain a single narrow Tg in the ternary system, which suggests a single homogeneous phase in the limit of sensitivity of DMTA.

This narrative is attractive not only because of analytical elegance, but because it suggests a single, perhaps even feasible, solution to what ails the American polity — take the politics out of redistricting.

Age UK suggests a single place in a small town that could provide banking services for customers from all banks, but the only human contact would be via video-link.

A 10% failure rate for a product line can mean a number of things: that all models in the line fail to perform 10% of the time, with no single problem standing out; that several models have a 5% failure rate and one a 30% rate, which suggests a single problem of epidemic proportions; or anything in between.

The regularity of the writing suggests a single scribe.

The main limitation of this approach is that it suggests a single task at each step.

One study suggests a single-session class can teach people the skills they need to change their brains and their pain.