Sentence examples for suggests points from inspiring English sources
That slowdown, he suggests, points to a need for reorganization to adjust supply to demand.
Controversy suggests a serious clash of ideas and opinions; controversy suggests points of view that are in opposition and, potentially, subject to change.
But the Democratic convention in Philadelphia got off to a rocky start as Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced she would resign as head of the Democratic National Committee after an embarrassing email leak that the Obama administration suggests points to Russia.
Identification of modules showing contradictory expression under different conditions (e.g. upregulated in one dataset and downregulated in another) also suggests points of cross-talk within the regulatory network.
47 They also believed that attempting to predict one's future and end of life would ultimately draw it nearer, which Con suggests points to the need to ask culturally sensitive questions about end of life without explicitly revealing that their purpose is that of advance-care planning.
"A little higher, honey," he roguishly suggests, pointing to his knee.
It is not a phenomenon confined to foreign universities, he suggests, pointing to reports of the growing appeal of creationism for some British Muslim medical students.
The juxtaposition of a failed marriage and the turmoil of Israeli society suggests pointed political commentary, but Yehoshua's portrait of the hesitant courtship between the two peoples — sometimes tender and generous, sometimes grotesque and calamitous — remains, somehow, hopeful.
"Nothing I'm suggesting points to all-out innovation and no 'steady as she goes'," he says.
Images of the wreckage appear to show the skin of the fuselage peeling outwards, which some sources suggest points to an on-board explosion.
Mr. Clinton was also scheduled to conduct a telephone conference call with several hundred black pastors today, in which he will suggest points they can make in their Sunday sermons leading up to the election.
