Sentence examples for suggests falling from inspiring English sources

The delicate wires move hypnotically, creating a ripple effect that suggests falling water.

While that suggests falling demand, it also means that foreign producers rather than American factories have absorbed some effects of the decline.

"Pawnay 14 August" which literally means "Quarter to 14 August" and metaphorically suggests falling short of independence day and its promise — is just as biting as these programs but offers less hope for Pakistan.

As the idiom suggests, falling in love is a rather passive process.

Foremost among those themes is, as the title suggests, falling water.

Ethical values, he suggests, fall into the first category.

But to him, the regulatory apparatus Cummings suggests falls flat in this city's political sphere.

However, energy use and production of 'durable consumer goods' fell -- the latter suggesting falling demand for more expensive item.

The company suggested falling production costs for solar panels and increasing conventional electricity costs have brought parity closer.

Mr. Abraham proposed a slender, zinc-clad building with facades that suggest falling as much as rising.

Today's reports suggest falling exports and weaker consumer confidence were slowing the economy and suggested subdued growth in the months ahead.