Sentence examples for suggests the future from inspiring English sources
How all this will affect sales remains to be seen, but it suggests the future of benefit albums mirrors that of all albums: adapt or die.
Until China changes its laws on imports of rare wood, he suggests, the future of his precious lemurs will continue to be in doubt.
Herwig Langohr, a colleague of Mr Dermine's who is also on the board of KBC, a Belgian bank, echoes Adam Smith's observation that only the size of markets limits the degree of division of labour, and suggests the future lies in specialisation.Niches that it may not have been worth occupying on the national level could be more attractive across the bigger euro market.
Finally, "Conclusions" section concludes the article and suggests the future work.
This suggests the future will be warmer and drier regardless of changes in precipitation.
All this suggests the future viability of the iPhone may be more promising than its initial acceptance.
Others suggested the future would have little interest in relics from the 2010s ("you'd be little more than a rodent to them, intelligence-wise," one wrote).
His career kickstarted by a beer advert, Jake Bugg drew a packed crowd, suggesting the future of rock'n'roll is skiffle.
The issue may seem local — Mr. Tierney has suggested the future of news in Philadelphia is at stake — but it resonates across the country.
Common leading indicators are building permits (suggesting the future volume of new construction), common stock prices, business inventories, consumer installment debt, unemployment claims, and corporate profits.
Featuring a large geodesic sphere on its cover and demonstrating a growing freedom with color, the 11-print "Folio" announced Mr. Winters's command of his new medium and suggested the future direction of his printmaking investigations.
