Sentence examples for the foregoing suggests from inspiring English sources

As the foregoing suggests, the picture Drexler paints is not totally black.

As the foregoing suggests, this is a book packed with surprising information.

The report says: "The foregoing suggests that Iraq's interest in cluster munitions, and the developments it did make, may have progressed well beyond what it had declared".

The foregoing suggests similar sequencing performance for both systems.

The foregoing suggests that information gaps are a powerful engine of innovation since they constitute major sources of opportunities.

The foregoing suggests that information asymmetry plays a dual role as it raises transaction costs and generates market failures but at the same time, creates market opportunities, providing incentives to develop innovations through the creation of new ventures.

The foregoing suggest that diminished expression of both ZO-1 and ZO-2 observed in the foregut of Foxa2loxP/loxP; Isl1-Cre embryos is likely to disrupt tight junction assembly and identifies a role for Foxa2 in endoderm for maintenance of the foregut epithelium tight junction network.

Although the foregoing analysis suggests that the Austro-Asiatic populations of India share common genetic ties, a comparative analysis among the sub-families suggests that these populations have separated quite early and are now well differentiated as indicated by the results of AMOVA (Table 3), the M-J network (Fig. 4) and the TMRCA (Table 4).

As the foregoing probably suggests, I see a lot to like about this populist libertarianism, and some of its impulses and tendencies (on pot and gay marriage, in particular) have a clear political wisdom even if I don't necessarily share them.

However, a 2007 article surveyed these and other results, and concluded that "A conservative analysis of the foregoing results suggests that Vega is quite likely variable in the 1-2% range, with possible occasional excursions to as much as 4% from the mean".. Also, a 2011 article affirms on its abstract that "The long-term (year-to-year) variability of Vega was confirmed".

The foregoing analysis suggests very strongly that restrictions on international air passenger travel can be of substantial benefit to the U.S. It is not widely appreciated that the associated cost is minimal.