Sentence examples for suggests l from inspiring English sources

The first method predicts an optimal polymer length of L eq ∗ = 574 while the latter suggests L eq ∗ ≈ 550 − 575, indistinguishable from the optimal length found in the finite-time dynamical assembly simulations.

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Though she has vowed to take her campaign to West Virginia and Kentucky, the body language of Clinton, her husband, and daughter Chelsea suggests tonight was a campaign eulogy.

Eriksson, 63, suggested last night that he will seek another job in English football.

Draper suggested last night that his computer may have been hacked to get the emails.

The shadow stubs of the telephone poles and his own midget silhouette now suggested noon.

She would not point out that the books suggest evening calm.

An administration official suggested tonight that the violence itself was a spur.

But some political observers were suggesting last night that Quentin Bryce had no alternative but to stand down.

An Israeli Army spokesman suggested tonight that the Yabed shooting may have exceeded the army's guidelines.

After suggesting this morning that he was interested in reconciling, Eli Yishai, Shas's leader, sounded a tougher note on television tonight.