Sentence examples for which might suggested from inspiring English sources

The increase in specific growth rate through amino acid supplementation is much smaller than that observed in the long-term culture experiments shown in Figure 1(b), which might suggested that the activation of these amino acids biosynthetic pathways is a part of stress tolerant machinery and there are other mechanisms involved in the observed ethanol tolerance.

He would often be laughing, which might suggest he was kidding.

Which might suggest, that he is a fantasist, or nostalgist – or opportunist.

He stayed in office, and later remarried, which might suggest that those were crocodile tears.

They monitor news reports from all over the globe to spot any which might suggest artefacts are being used.

He conveys his thoughts about the singles through Diener, which might suggest he has reservations about Latona.

The bureau's occupational survey, which might suggest which jobs are growing, doesn't count self-employed people or partners in unincorporated businesses at all.

Which might suggest that what we think of as wall and further door is a painting of the same.

The handwriting looked disguised, which might suggest an acquaintance, though only rarely has a postcard suggested any knowledge of its recipients.

Talking of which, Penny and I saw our first ever wild otter in the UK at the weekend at Bolton Abbey, which might suggest itself as a Best View.

Most people, of course, would never even consider paying four thousand dollars for a bottle of bourbon, which might suggest that they're impervious to the allure of rarity.