Sentence examples for suggests indeed from inspiring English sources

Living in such a universe suggests indeed that this particularly attractive possibility can be a reality (Krauss and Turner 2004).

Being a union member suggests indeed that the migrant has assimilated, that he is "politically incorporated" and that he has learnt the skills and commitments of democratic citizenship.

The first-step tests (under- and weak-identification) suggests indeed that our instruments are too weak"to be trustworthy when MIGFRANCE and MIGIVOIRE are introduced simultaneously.

It suggests, indeed, that, like David Brooks, Kristol is coming around to the view that Obama's election may even be a good thing.

Evaluation of miniature endplate potentials (mepp) of E16 and E18 γ/ε-fc embryos (Fig. 2 C to F) suggests, indeed, that the AChRγ/ε-fcs are not functional.

The recent "source-sink hypothesis" [226] suggests, indeed, that abyssal biodiversity is a subset of bathyal biodiversity (in particular the biodiversity of the slopes at depths typically between 1,000 m and 2,500 m).

"What I am suggesting — indeed, what the nation expects — is that military personnel will, in the execution of the mission assigned to them, put aside their partisan leanings.

The results suggest, indeed, that Athens and Galway can be described as polar cases.

Most recent evidences suggest indeed that two gut hormones, namely glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) and glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), may control bone remodeling and quality.

Indeed, its appeal is through leaving things suggested, indeed unsaid.

The most recent McCain ad on the subject shouts, "Obama worked with terrorist William Ayers when it was convenient" - perhaps suggesting, indeed, even that the candidate was there planting bombs.