Sentence examples similar to suggests certainties from inspiring English sources

The strong fund-raising puts renewed pressure on Mr. Obama to bring in more cash and suggests certainty that Mr. Romney will remain financially competitive with an incumbent whose fund-raising prowess has long been a hallmark.

In other words, uncertainity here does not suggest certainty abroad.

She could almost be a teenager, with her diminutive stature and sullen-adolescent's face that can twist itself into all manner of expressions suggesting certainty or confusion or inspiration.

That opens up the possibility (I would suggest certainty) that managers will focus on shaping (or even manipulating) expectations more than creating real economic value in the form of products, services, and jobs.

It suggests the certainty of math.

The 9.37 mark is less than half of the VIX's historical average, and suggests market certainty despite widespread geopolitical tumult and technological disruption of existing industries.

A tight range suggests market certainty, wide movements of volatility means uncertainty.

Baumgardner (1990) points out that self-certainty, which is another way of conceptualising self-concept clarity, promotes positive affect about the self, and she suggests that certainty may contribute to a sense of control that leads individuals to feel that they can influence future outcomes.

Some public statements Friday suggested more certainty.

These predictions suggest a certainty and unqualified belief that a big data revolution is imminent.

Rumours suggest the certainty level has now crept beyond four sigma.