Sentence examples for suggests the scope from inspiring English sources

The connection between research and job creation also suggests the scope of Dr. Todd's ambitions.

Still, an examination of the properties on the two coasts suggests the scope of the challenge the company faces.

Kate's habit of giving money to homeless people, along with the film's title, suggests the scope of Ms. Holofcener's intentions.

The title of the "people's choice" proposal — "L.I.R.R.: Long Island Radically Rezoned" — suggests the scope of its ambition.

That calculation alone suggests the scope of the other major tax issues to be negotiated beyond tax rates.

The fact the company put the executives on leave, "suggests the scope of what went wrong was pretty large," Mr. Sagawa said.

That "Fela!" is able to suggest the scope of such a life in a cramped Off-Broadway theater is no mean accomplishment.

As the troubles mounted, Tokyo Electric and government officials conducted a series of news conferences that began to suggest the scope of the damage.

"It's important to have broad messaging" to suggest the scope of the census, said Michael Simons, chief creative officer at DraftFCB New York, as well as to run more focused ads.

These questions suggest the scope of what awaits the justices among the two dozen cases they will hear between now and the last week in April, the final building blocks of the 1999-2000 term: Does public prayer before a high school football game violate the separation of church and state?

If Mr. Yanukovich were president, Ms. Tymoshenko said, he would be such an embarrassment that "who will agree to come to Ukraine to make investments, who will offer their hand to us?" STILL, her visit here suggested the scope of her challenge.