Sentence examples for suggests- from inspiring English sources

The study suggests that in 168 marginal seats, the ethnic minority vote is bigger than the majority of the sitting MP.

The evidence suggests otherwise.

This month's Guardian/ICM poll suggests the answer is a cautious yes – but the party has yet to convince voters it has the right team and policies to run the country.

This indirect electoral maths suggests that Ukip's outsize influence on the national debate (relative to their parliamentary presence) could be set to continue as the major parties seek to fend off the threat in their key marginal constituencies.

"You see it in personalities whose idea of leadership is to rescue the situation – it's quite a macho thing," he suggests.

"Imagine a situation where the organisation rewards you for being a bad leader," she suggests.

This has sometimes meant taking on the vested interests of the medical profession, and Seddon's description of SalaUna suggests that power lies with the managers of the business, who use contracts, incentives, data and dismissal as tools to shape the behaviour of clinicians.

We cannot know yet the exact nature of his indisposition; his sudden departure suggests a serious setback.

Updated at 11.34am AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.21am AEST02 21 Shorten is asked about climate change and suggests: "we're happy to say what we've said".

But the publication today of another tranche of management expenses suggests its most senior executives are increasingly parsimonious, at least when it comes to claiming back taxis, hotels and meals.

Banning gay people from using the word "marriage" suggests they are less worthy.