Sentence examples for suggests difficult from inspiring English sources

The close result suggests difficult talks loom on forming a government.

Not only is global competition fierce, but instability in the stock markets and economic forecasts suggests difficult challenges ahead.

Setbacks suggest difficult road for much-needed antibiotic alternatives.

Preliminary studies suggested difficult ground due to squeezing conditions along the 1400 m deep tunnel through weak meta-sedimentary rocks.

For example, Schultz et al.'s (2014) students suggested "difficult concepts be presented in class and not through video" (p. 1339).

These findings suggest difficult challenges on all fronts.

And if she was, as Grove politely suggests, sometimes difficult, pushy and neglectful of her domestic duties, then so what?

Movingly, stoically, whimsically, Anderson suggests the difficult self-restraint and self-mastery that the most intimate relationships demand.

The scene at the Mashakalay crossing suggests how difficult it could be for American forces to crush the Taliban and Al Qaeda without striking across the border.

The contrast between the House and the Senate suggests a difficult task ahead in reconciling the bills likely to emerge from the two chambers.

But the experience of the proposed Bronx Charter School for the Arts, its would-be founders say, suggests how difficult it is for a truly grass-roots group to succeed.