Sentence examples for which suggests either from inspiring English sources

"Neither candidate delivered a killer soundbite, which suggests either a lack of imagination from their teams, or an awareness that TV debates don't sway many undecided voters.

(That's a novelty, which suggests either praiseworthy openness or a wish to spread around the critical rancor that routinely befalls Whitney Biennials).

It's the intuitions, the oh yeah she's got something at 4 she mentioned, the GTalk icon going green as someone signs on to the net once the plane reaches 10 thousand feet, the lack of signal which suggests either AT&T trouble or running silent off the grid.

Interestingly, carotenoid provisioning decreased circulating vitamin E levels during molt, which suggests either molecular competition between carotenoids and tocopherol at the absorption/transport stages or that vitamin E serves as an antioxidant to offset harmful actions that carotenoids may have at very high concentrations.

He juxtaposes this with Bart's realization later in the episode that "life suddenly feels empty and incomplete" without a soul, which suggests "either that the soul is real or it is at least a useful fiction".

Furthermore, on the majority of their trials, two of the subjects initially probed first into the food-tube with the available, tabletop tool, which suggests either an inability to compare food depth with tool length, a lack of inhibitory control or a lack of knowledge about the requirements of the task.

Other items were more gender-neutral: there were gobs of humidifiers, for example, which suggested either some sort of national dry throat epidemic, or merely a fondness for fog.

Regardless of bedding, the most commonly observed behavior was lying in the stalls, which suggested either bedding might be suitable.

The stability of the production process is corroborated by both photocatalysts and the scavenging solution, which suggest either a slow concentration decrement or a dosage process of the hydrazine molecule.

Bacterial genomes contain IRs the properties or locations of which suggest either genomic function or specific mutational mechanisms.

The finding that MA predicted performance more in girls than boys contradicts some previous findings which suggested either a greater MA-performance relationship in males, or no gender differences in this relationship.