Sentence examples for suggests slightly from inspiring English sources
But if anything, the new poll suggests slightly fewer Americans are truly that committed to Trump.
But the data on actual marriage and divorce rates suggests slightly different attitudes.
The matchday weather forecast suggests slightly warmer conditions but Georgia's forwards are equipped to make life just as inhospitable for their opposite numbers as Romania did last Saturday.
The isocontour boundary suggests slightly dispersed vent locations (Ag < 1).
It suggests slightly higher palaeogeothermal gradient in the northeast margin of the basin during the Late Cretaceous.
The spectrum of the crosslinked sample 3(G) suggests slightly larger β-sheet content than that in the uncrosslinked sample.
Recent studies have suggested slightly different roles for the two regions.
Yet Congressional Republicans' response to the disappointing jobs numbers suggested slightly more openness than before to Mr. Obama's pitch.
Results from beetle-killed canopy alteration suggest slightly greater snow accumulation as a result of less interception and reduced canopy sublimation and evapotranspiration, contributing to overall increases in annual water yield between8%and13%13%.
TC: How do you overcome the concern that "fast furniture" could suggest slightly shoddier furniture, as with fast fashion?
Recent studies have examined convection with Arrhenius rheology and suggested slightly different scaling laws compared to convection with Frank-Kamenetskii viscosity (Korenaga 2009; Stein and Hansen 2013).
