Suggest
We can use the verb suggest with a noun phrase, a that-clause, the -ing form of a verb or a wh-question word (where, what). …

suggest | American Dictionary

suggest
verb[ T ]
us/səɡˈdʒest, sə-/

suggestverb[T] (MENTION)

to mention an idea, possible plan, or action for other people to consider:
They were wondering where to hold the office party and I suggested the Italian restaurant on Main Street.
[ + that clause ]I suggest that we ask someone for directions, or we’ll never find the place.

suggestverb[T] (SHOW)

to communicate or show an idea or feeling without stating it directly:
His manner suggested a lack of interest in what we were doing.
[ + that clause ]She’s applied for a lot of jobs recently, which suggests that she’s not altogether happy with her position.

Examples of suggest

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This evidence suggests that planning and control each serve a specialized purpose utilizing distinct visual representations.
But the evidence of surveys suggests that employees frequently do not exercise much choice at all over their health plans.
The model suggests that rebels start off as ordinary robbers.
This is not to suggest that there were no philosophical issues at stake.
This quotation within a mathematical context makes it possible to suggest an interpretation for a rather difficult philosophical statement.
The results suggest that both neural sensitivity and neural efficiency appear to be good predictors of phonetic learning.
These observations suggest that identifying the risk and protective factors that may alter individual trajectories is of significance.
The authors suggest that representations from one participant's head are aligned directly with those from the other participant's head.
These reports, however, suggest a research agenda that is politicised and moralistic.
Both models suggest that innovation is rarely a successful strategy for parties out of power.
An array of agent-based models have been suggested over the past two decades.
The author suggested that this animal might have recovered normal eye alignment.
The collective results suggest that neural populations, rather than the individual cell, determine the spatial proper ties of its receptive field.
The spatial receptive-field structure of these selection units suggests that they may be sensitive to disparity contrast.
In summary, our results suggest that exposure to combinations of environmental stresses may increase the expression of additive genetic variability for fecundity.
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