Sentence examples for suggests outsiders from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley and Goldman both contended this week that they had solid franchises, but the steep drops in both their stocks' values Wednesday suggests outsiders think otherwise.

Their ostensible spontaneity is a calculated illusion, as is an impression of earnest innocence that suggests outsider art.

But as the ceremonies here last week suggested, outsiders often have only limited leverage.

On Monday parallels were being drawn with the succession problems encountered at Manchester United, where Sir Alex Ferguson's success was followed by David Moyes's disastrous reign, with management theory suggesting outsiders are better at leading turnarounds.

All of which suggests to outsiders that the country intends, at a time of its choosing, to get its hands on nuclear weapons.

It is an analysis that reduces Africa to simple notions of good versus evil, and suggests that outsiders hold the key to finding solutions".

And it may be a few years before it is clear whether they change Washington or whether Washington changes them — history suggests that outsiders tend to become insiders relatively quickly and to drop pledges of adherence to term limits in favor of the power that comes with seniority.

And the government report suggests that outsiders are poaching animals like peccary and tapir staple foods for tribes.

Banning Roberts suggests another outsider as she repeatedly falls back and slithers while dancers plow forward in waves, their poles ready to rake her forward.

Some suggested that outsiders were responsible.

The Lindberghs had five other children, which suggested to outsiders that their marriage was a close one.