Sentence examples for suggests even more from inspiring English sources

The statistic shows "people are leaving their jobs voluntarily, and suggests even more bargaining power," said Standard & Poor's Bovino.

But if this is true, it perhaps suggests even more strongly that what has changed is that the fear of retribution no longer provides a deterrent for moderate Democrats tempted to resist the influence of Aipac.

A glance at the raw figures since then suggests even more startling growth: Between 2010 and 2012 alone, the board's budget for just personnel also more than doubled, to $58 million from $27 million.

She belongs to another film, and, at moments, she suggests what kind of film it might be and suggests, even more, that this one, and that most contemporary science-fiction spectacles over all, simply have the wrong directors, which is why their synthetic films are, like this one, misbegotten.

Apple itself shared that 100 million iOS users have adopted iOS 6, but Onswipe's data suggests even more could've switched since they first released that number on Monday this week.

The high presence of chronic illness in the informal care population suggests even more urgent attention to addressing barriers of respite use is warranted.

Conversely, I sometimes find myself suggesting even more risk-taking.

Another suggested, even more alarmingly, that clashing colour schemes might adversely affect "salivation".

The Internet, designed to be inherently nonhierarchical, suggested even more grand possibilities, even a revolution in politics and human consciousness.

And there was more: specifically five more Basement originals copyrighted in 1973, the lyrics of which suggested even more tantalising treasure lay outside collectors' reach.

Maurizio Lupi, the Italian transport minister, said several of the people who were saved did not figure on the list, suggesting even more could have died.