Sentence examples for suggests the concept from inspiring English sources

The company suggests the concept will "strongly hint at the design direction of the final production version".

"As the name suggests, the concept is simple: you come, you meet people, you talk.

Although the green-beard hypothesis had "generally been dismissed" as too complicated to be probable, says evolutionary biologist David Haig of Harvard University, the fire ant research suggests the concept is "perhaps simpler than we thought".

Whilst there are minor differences between definitions – and this suggests the concept is still in definitional flux – there are certain core features of open consent which are common across all definitions.

Recent studies in the field of neuroscience demonstrate that imagining the future largely depends on the same neural machinery that is required for remembering the past, and this finding suggests the concept of a 'prospective brain', a specific cerebral function used to imagine, simulate, and predict possible future events from stored information [35].

Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones of the University of Edinburgh notes that "there is nothing in the text" that suggests the concept of human rights.

In a blogpost, Slate magazine's Megan Logan suggested the concept could be developed.

Your example is a little more nuanced, because you suggest the concept of profit-sharing (after the fact).

Back in New York, she suggested the concept to Ms. Marrero, who was active in Lupec, a female-oriented cocktail society.

There was very little evening-only wear – suggesting the concept of clothes that can be worn day to night has reached uptown, where the Kors customer typically lives.

Churchill suggested the concept of lend-lease to Roosevelt in December 1940, proposing that the United States provide war materials, foodstuffs, and clothing to the democracies (and particularly to Great Britain).