Sentence examples for suggests over from inspiring English sources

What this deadpan tone suggests, over time, is a deadness of the spirit, whether in the domestic arena or in the wider world.

"Today's estimate suggests over four fifths of the fall in GDP during the recession has been recovered, although it still remains 1.3percentnt below the pre-recession peak".

I only know that, as Solomon suggests over and over again in his exceptional book, parents frequently make decisions based on a complex calculus that has as much to do with them as their kids.

In fact, the simulation suggests, over 90% of the comets in the Oort cloud probably originated around other stars.

Hospital mortality data suggests over the past two years there were as many as 598 more deaths than statistically would be expected.

"It speaks that message of neoliberalism," he suggests, over the phone.

That it is Mr Brown rather than Mr Blair who has the final say over the euro hardly suggests over-weening prime ministerial power.Which is not to say that the uneasiness on the Labour benches about the war, its increasingly messy aftermath and Mr Blair's relationship with President Bush is lessening.

Research suggests over-thinking can not only make you more stressed but stand in the way of even performing simple tasks.

If there is a previous entry that suggests over-volunteering, the user contacts the unit that made the last entry.

Our data suggests over-expressing Akt in effector T cells as a new strategy to improve the efficacy of adoptive T cell transfer for cancer.

Further, several Island restricted species (balearica and sarda) clearly achieved their distributions well after the MSC, which suggests over-water dispersals.