Sentence examples for suggests in which from inspiring English sources
We live in a culture, the film suggests, in which talent and quality sometimes go ignored, and when they get belated recognition, even that is often through happenstance.
It should be possible to create a law, as exists in Belgium or Switzerland, which demanded a cooling-off period; or create a tribunal, as Pratchett suggests, in which experts assessed that an applicant was in sound mind and of firm intent.
The more general and less robust his list of responsibilities and goods the less likely the charge of parochialism may stick, but it is also less likely that the view is as close to common sense as he suggests, in which case that his opponents deviate from it to some extent is not a mark against them or at least cannot be used by Ross as a mark against them.
Most likely, it was sequence similarity (I have no evidence that structures were matched directly, and indeed similarity comparison is what the first paragraph of the Results also suggests), in which case why this needs to be investigated again, or what are perhaps more specific questions that need to be addressed?
This is the realm, she suggested, in which "man cannot change and cannot act and in which, therefore, he has a distinct tendency to destroy".
There might be an exceptional case, he suggested, in which prosecutors would not seek a mandatory sentence, but this was not it.
There are circumstances, Justice Kennedy suggested, in which the material witness law might run afoul of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable seizures.
The most recent disconnect has come over a compromise being suggested, in which the community center would add worship space for Christians, Jews and others.
Here, an autocatalytic process was suggested in which superoxide radicals are formed in the presence of molecular oxygen.
For the latter problem, a BIE based on complex variable is suggested in which a Cauchy singular kernel exists.
A dynamic recrystallization model is suggested in which mechanically-driven subgrain rotations assist the mechanism for recrystallization.
