Sentence examples for suggests large from inspiring English sources

It's camerawork that suggests large forces at play, impossible to outmaneuver.

Meanwhile, the British government health agency suggests large factory farms are a health risk, which is obvious, but tell the U.S. government that.

But there's still a huge divergence between the unit labor cost measure, which suggests large overvaluation, and other measures — which is exactly what you'd expect if you had underreported productivity.

"The lack of substantial LGBT characters in mainstream film, in addition to the outdated humour and stereotypes, suggests large Hollywood studios may be doing more harm than good when it comes to worldwide understanding of the LGBT community," said Glaad CEO and president Sarah Kate Ellis.

Their work suggests large upward revisions of the current levels of GDP.

This suggests large grain size and reasonably good crystal quality of our ZnCdSeTe nanotips.

As your editorial suggests, large-scale, multisite clinical studies are needed to provide additional information about both safety and efficacy.

Oddly, the image of an old woman writing never re-emerges, a small point that suggests larger narrative problems.

But if they lose, the new study suggests, larger males may literally be left flat on their backs.

This suggests large-scale regions in Io's lithosphere where compression (supportive of mountain formation) and extension (supportive of patera formation) dominate.

Such prevalence also suggests large-scale human-to-human [ 13], waterborne, and zoonotic transmissions for Blastocystis sp. [ 14].