Sentence examples for suggests young from inspiring English sources

He suggests young artists broaden their approach.

New research suggests young children want to share but they don't yet understand how much they have.

Which suggests young men are becoming as susceptible to the idea that you can cheer yourself up by shopping".

This survey suggests young people are happier than indicated in the recent Children's Society report, which found that a significant minority were not satisfied with their lives.

She suggests young people – in what she calls the "kidult generation" – are savvy consumers who want to make a statement with their cuppas.

Our study of colloid stability at long-term pedogenic time scale suggests young tropical soils (< 180 ka) with high surface charge are subjected to higher risk of clay movement and colloid-facilitated nutrients and contaminants transport.

It suggests younger women are doing a better job than my generation did in picking jobs where they can earn salaries equivalent to what their male counterparts collect.

In the U.S., recent research from Pew Research Center suggests younger users are fleeing Facebook at a rapid rate.

Research also suggests younger kids may be more exploratory and open to experiences.

And how else could a delicate row of dwarf beans suggest young ballet dancers?

One, surveys suggest young people are more critical of 'cheating' (ie moral) than older ones.