Sentence examples for that suggests it from inspiring English sources

Assuming its profit margin in the UK was similar to its global profit margin, that suggests it made nearly £3bn in profit from the UK between 2005-2011.

The Public Theater, meanwhile, issued a statement that suggests it won't be apologizing for its play anytime soon: "We stand completely behind our production".

Apple has secured a new patent that suggests it may add more features and capabilities to its automotive software in the future.

"It's in the wardrobe," says Vardy, in a manner that suggests it was never in doubt.

That's three months, a calendar increment that suggests it might be renewed regularly.

The body governing football has faced appalling allegations that suggests it is absolutely riddled with corruption.

It is this calculation that suggests it forms 74% of the universe.

There is no way to tell, but there is little yet evidence that suggests it will be.

It is actually quite handsome, with taut lines and a hunkered-down stance that suggests it is poised to attack.

She says no, but there's a pragmatic tone to the exchange that suggests it may have happened before.

Their words of wisdom were to be "interspersed with musical selections", a framing that suggests it was the reverends' words that mattered most.