Sentence examples for suggests problems from inspiring English sources

Arteea, age 10, weight 10-5 Some promise as a novice three years ago but lack of runs since suggests problems.

The incident, not without warmth and humor, also suggests problems that may seem minor by themselves, but which build into major frustrations.

It shows students what number theory theorems are used for and what led to them and suggests problems for further research.

And the striking similarity of experiences across a generation of students suggests problems not just with one institution, but with the culture of medical training itself.

Through Oct. 20 Frances Stark continues to have a winning way with other people's words, but her third New York gallery show suggests problems when she strays too far from literature.

The fact that arrest rates are similar for black and white Britons suggests problems in how police use the power, the EHRC said: "The lack of a significant difference does not prove that black people are not inappropriately targeted".

But that, of course, suggests problem drinking is still a problem among certain age groups.

This course features lecture slides and suggested problems from the course textbooks as study materials.

But the latest financial disclosures from the majors suggest problems with reserves were nothing unusual.

It also sells to Mexico and Canada, suggesting problems could be more widespread.

The records suggested problems in care may be contributing to those unexplained deaths.