Sentence examples for suggests full from inspiring English sources
But for Rich and me and many other Notre Dame graduates, experience suggests full restraint of optimism.
However, we calculate a 15% decline in average rates (due to higher volume of lower-end phones) which suggests full year royalty revenue unlikely to move up materially.
Its recently appointed general manager is currently being funded by a charitable foundation, but the business plan suggests full self-sufficiency within three years.
It suggests full equality with my heterosexual counterparts and it has even greater meaning for me because I am able to talk about equal marriage in the school where I teach.
After the surgeon has removed the hyperfunctioning tissue, a concomitant decrease of PTH levels by >50%% suggests full resection.
Our study suggests full deep sequencing to identify all variants at a locus will be critical to distinguish between genuine allelic heterogeneity and artefacts that appear as evidence of separate association signals.
But a look at the real gold standard in aviation security -- yep, that would be Israel -- suggests full-body scanners may be worthless.
That is not yet clear, suggesting full understanding of this target is not yet in hand.
Depending on its type of application, there were suggested full and selective applications.
A sole focus on forgetting would suggest isolation of NewCo, while a sole focus on borrowing would suggest full integration of NewCo.
He cited figures by Monitor suggesting full integration of health and social care would save £4bn-£6bn, saying "this gets you a significant amount of the way that Simon Stevens has identified".
