Sentence examples for suggests means from inspiring English sources

'Atithi', as the title suggests, means 'Guest'.

But loyalty, as Trump suggests, means many things.

Divorces that involve children are decreasing too, which the AIFS suggests means people actually are staying together for the sake of the kids.

Finally, this review will be rounded off with an insight into current literature addressing the recurring issues of degradation product toxicities and suggests means of overcoming those.

The paper also suggests means of increasing energy savings in minienvironments applications, including optimal design and operation, and space management in clean spaces.

Full strength, as this clip of highlights suggests, means extreme lateral quickness, magnificent ball control and the ability to score in a variety of ways, all equally exciting.

Historic data from Korea suggests mean exposures in the range of 76-79 dBA [ 10].

SFA estimation of Eq. (10) suggests mean "inefficiency" of around 11 13 % among hospitals, but only if our hospvars are included.

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1982P. 32 Eight captioned drawings which suggest means of discouraging robbers from entering one's home.

Eight captioned drawings which suggest means of discouraging robbers from entering one's home.

But the suggested means to these ends involved very little expansion in government.