Sentence examples for suggests early from inspiring English sources

The name suggests early Celtic association with St . Bride(Brigit).

Aside from the issue of slavery, the course suggests, early America was nearly ideal.

Some are blunt and sketchy in a manner that suggests early work.

Andraka decided to squeeze the antibody for mesothelin, a biomarker that suggests early stages of pancreatic cancer, into carbon nanotubes.

Acas suggests early conciliation will enable parties to resolve their differences at the outset and save the costs, not to mention the stress, of a tribunal claim.

In Piperno's opinion, the research undermines one theory that suggests early modern humans drove the Neanderthals to extinction by having a more sophisticated and robust diet.

Second, as evidence [ 37] suggests, early-onset diabetes may represent different phenotype, with greater beta-cell dysfunction, than late-onset.

Reports of ESBL-producer bacteremia in patients visiting emergency rooms suggests earlier and wider incidence (8 ).

After suggesting early on that she might change Mostly Mozart, she found herself quickly embattled.

To be a target, as one person suggested early on, all it took was a pulse.

A few shoppers tried the piano by playing some tunes that suggested early and rigorous lessons.