Sentence examples for this move suggests from inspiring English sources

But this move suggests otherwise.

Verizon may still join the Open Handset Alliance in its own sweet time, but this move suggests that it would rather compete by trying to attract mobile developers to its own network.

To Alker, this move suggests "that the fervent desire to get CHIP done had faded," in the House at least.

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This latest move suggests, at the very least, a deep split within the government.Most of the military government's problems have been of its own making.

Daisy Sands, Greenpeace UK head of energy, said: "The green deal was far from being a success, but coming right after the scrapping of the zero-carbon homes target, this latest move suggests ministers are giving up on efficiency.

In 1985 industry groups had criticised the move, suggesting it would cause rental prices to increase.

I don't know who Coleman's agent is, but this kind of brilliant career move suggests they aren't getting paid enough.

We professional critics may be nervous about our jobs (and the Independent on Sunday's move suggests that this is with some good reason) but it is not bloggers who are to blame, but the difficulties of finding financial models that can sustain giant news organisations in the 21st century.

Their latest move suggests that this club-ified, late-night version of the chain might be the future of the company: Applebee's is taking the model national, calling it "bee's Late Night".

I think most big businesses can afford that: Tesco's latest move suggests they definitely can. 2. "This Government does not have a workfare programme".