Sentence examples for suggests so too from inspiring English sources
Just as certain attributes (say, being red, juicy, and sweet) make their subjects good, he suggests, so too, certain accidents (such as being-six-feet-tall and five-feet-ten) relate their subjects (See Logica 'ingredientibus', 216 17. For further discussion, see Brower 1998).
As several previous studies on butterfly family and subfamily divergence times have suggested, so too do our results support an origin of butterflies older than the 70 Ma advocated by Vane-Wright [ 29] and others, regardless of the absence of butterfly fossils older than Eocene ages.
So I am banking on Osmo Vänskä to do that for me; his recording (with the Minnesota Orchestra, on BIS) suggests so much, too.
The evidence suggests so.
Another case suggests so.
A Harvard study suggests so.
In the New York Times, Emily Bazelon suggests so.
New research suggests so.
A recent report from Goldman Sachs Group suggests so.
At least all evidence suggests so.
