Sentence examples for suggests deliberate from inspiring English sources

The path of the bullet suggests deliberate execution rather than defence.

One of the many theories surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 also suggests deliberate pilot action.

This reflects forest expansion at the onset of the Holocene, albeit it also suggests deliberate targeting of specific taxa.

Our study suggests deliberate misrepresentation of the results may be rare, although we cannot rule out the possibility that trialists may have framed their responses to our interview questions to hide intentional under-reporting of outcomes.

The Fifth Circuit panel stated that the facts presented suggested deliberate indifference toward Mr. Hodgson.

One of its authors promptly complained.The governors' independent panel found little to suggest "deliberate or systematic bias" towards the Palestinians or the Israelis.

That was the ailment for which he first suggested deliberate placebo treatment, back in 1994, in an article in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology. Since then, evidence that depression is an especially placebo-sensitive condition has only been mounting.

However, two reports in Chemical and Engineering News, the house journal of the American Chemical Society, concluded that the evidence was so unconvincing as to suggest deliberate disinformation, perhaps by a Sudanese opposition group.

The inquiry flagged any school that had an abnormal number of erasures on answer sheets where the answers were changed from wrong to right, suggesting deliberate interference by teachers, principals or other administrators.

But in a curious twist, Mr Rakoff noted that in a parallel complaint against the Citi employee who structured the fund, the SEC went a critical step further, suggesting deliberate deception and thus fraud, which would have put the bank at odds with another core provision of the act, and opened it up to civil litigation.

The clues suggest deliberate action.