Sentence examples for which strongly suggest from inspiring English sources

Since then, there have been further serious disclosure errors, which strongly suggest the message did not get through.

Tomlinson has more documents – some signed by the then prime minister Ted Heath and his home secretary – all of which strongly suggest a political prosecution.

There are established physical hallmarks, such as the condition of human bones discovered at ancient settlements, which strongly suggest the practice.

In recent years, however, researchers have begun to turn up documents in police archives which strongly suggest that Silone, in the decade before he became a writer, acted as an informant for the Fascist police...

In recent years, however, researchers have begun to turn up documents in police archives which strongly suggest that Silone, in the decade before he became a writer, acted as an informant for the Fascist police..

So now we have two new analyses, by Hobijn and Daly at a Boston Fed conference, and in the IMF's new World Economic Outlook, both of which strongly suggest that the issue isn't structural unemployment, it's low responsiveness of inflation to unemployment when inflation is low to begin with.

Which strongly suggests that if you tip things just a little bit you essentially turn off the process".

On March 15th, after the release of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy report, which strongly suggested that fraud had led to the firm's demise, Kaufman took the floor again.

Since this was his lowest spade, not a normal fourth-highest, it was a suit-preference signal for clubs, which strongly suggested that he was void of clubs.

In fact they said the hacking had ended at the time of Goodman and Mulcaire's arrests, which strongly suggested they were responsible.

The study for Battery Park City picked up on the work of a private planning and design coalition called New York New Visions, which strongly suggested redesigning West Street as a landscaped boulevard.