Sentence examples for suggests extent from inspiring English sources

Kaplan suggests extent as the next component (Kaplan & Kaplan 1989).

The video-audio mismatch suggests the extent of the editing.

It suggests the extent to which all comedy is a type of cross-dressing.

The endorsement, by the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, suggests the extent to which the political ground has shifted with Mr. Giuliani's exit from the race.

"This only suggests the extent of torture and pressure on him, that going to Evin has become a dream and a better place for him," Ms. Kar said.

It also suggests the extent to which the rhythms of Iowa Democratic politics have shaped Mr. Edwards's decidedly different candidacy this time around.

A look at that deal suggests the extent to which people are the vital assets at companies that mainly generate ideas that become software and Web services.

That the department did so little to acknowledge or publicize these findings suggests the extent to which the program is considered gospel.

In a way, Mr. McCartney's consent to the project suggests the extent to which his relationship with Mr. Norman has warmed in recent years.

And the fact that it is one of the lowest in the country suggests the extent of the diabetes epidemic in America.

The popularity of the book suggests the extent to which contemporary readers are ready to be enchanted by the manners, mores and sexual pecadilloes of the 19th-century British.