Sentence examples for which suggests how from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, there is little agreement on what he should do, which suggests how daunting his job will be.

But in El Cajon, other students described the gunman in Thursday's attack as a bully himself -- which suggests how hard it can be to spot patterns.

He has a vast repertory of these subtle expressions, which suggests how the affection between the brothers is not very far removed from possible conflict.

In polling conducted by CBS during Monday and Tuesday this week, 60% of people said they had no opinion of Palin, which suggests how crucial last night may have been.

These returns to the past aren't framed as flashbacks but appear to take place in an intractable present (shades of "Groundhog Day"), which suggests how memory and present thought can blur until they're indistinguishable.

The president did not show her face at the announcement and press conference on Thursday, which suggests how difficult this volte-face is for her.The triumvirate sought to reassure sceptics in the PT along with the markets.

The wines are listed here, along with the dishes served, which suggest how the wines can be successfully paired: *Peconic Bay scallops with mâche: Channing Daughters 2002 Tocai Friulano, Paumanok 2002 chenin blanc and the Lieb pinot blanc.

Some specific guidelines are then outlined which suggest how to develop improved catalysts in terms of pellet structure and performance.

Moreover, evidence of reciprocal sign epistasis and the presence of permissive mutations were also observed, which suggest how adaptive regions can be connected across maladaptive valleys.

The MRI appearance depends on haemorrhagic areas that are often present, and which suggest how tumour growth occurred over a short period of time.

Another pathway to use more efficiently scarce resources is to define treatment's goals and strategies and follow guidelines which suggest how the treatment should be increased or decreased.