Sentence examples for suggests it makes from inspiring English sources

Research also suggests it makes you richer, healthier and your children more successful.

It's out of the bustle of the city and as the name suggests it makes a big effort to be lovely to the environment.

Assuming its profit margin in the UK was similar to its global profit margin, that suggests it made nearly £3bn in profit from the UK between 2005-2011.

The low turnout suggests it made little headway.

As the lineup suggests, it made for a night of sets as boundary-blurring as they were energetic.

If your insurance will cover it and your doctor suggests it, make an appointment to see a dietitian.

If the other side's position is unreasonable, these practitioners suggest, it makes little sense to be reasonable yourself.

The film is a romantic thrillier, with dark tones and menacing imagery set against the backdrop of global terrorism - previews suggest it makes for powerful cinema.

Studies suggest it makes women more attractive to men, and new research indicates red lipstick on waitresses is no exception.

None of this is meant to suggest it makes sense to give up on your vision or quest for progress.

Early indications suggested it made the top spot at the UK box office in its first week of release with a £7.4m haul.