Sentence examples for suggests at which from inspiring English sources

There is a basic level, he suggests, at which what a criterion of identity is a criterion of, is the truth of a statement in which no objects are referred to.

An algorithm then takes this information and suggests actions, at which point advisors choose the best ones to suggest to their clients.

The doctor suggested "reciprocity", at which the woman nodded and cackled with pleasure while the man beamed and gave her a hug.

The model fitted the data well, and was able to predict later tumour volumes using earlier ones, as well as suggesting times at which to change or abandon treatment for individual patients.

Most of its customers are dual fuel, which suggests at least 55,000 households have switched to a rival.

Despite the pervasive note of despair and entrapment, there was some light in the tautly disciplined prose, which suggests at least the idea of hope and even redemption.

Internet penetration in the country is thought to be less than 15percentt, which suggests at face value that Facebook isn't particularly mainstream.

Top performer Shanghai is in this group, which suggests, at least, that strong math skills are an important foundation and that financial education isn't absolutely necessary.

Human Rights Watch says it has evidence which suggests at least 17 people were shot dead by pro-Gaddafi troops on about 21 August, as the rebels advanced on the Gargur district of Tripoli.

Which suggests at least an aristocracy if not monarchy.

So far, the VA has formally diagnosed 207,161 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with PTSD, which suggests at least 100,000 of them are suffering from the demons of PTSD and have become ensnared in the criminal justice system.