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). …

Examples of suggesting

suggesting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Therefore, there is solid ground for suggesting that metalinguistic knowledge contributed substantially to the pattern of accuracy observed on the two error-correction tasks.
The cumulative contextual risk variables were moderately intercorrelated, suggesting that the domains of risk tended to co-occur.
Bilinguals produced both semantic and syntactic transfers in their two languages, suggesting that semantic and syntactic representations influence each other across languages during bilingual production.
Attitudes varied amongst testators in a single locality, suggesting that this is not simply a reflection of scribal preferences.
Of note, only 10% of patients in each group did not require intervention during their study participation, suggesting that more effective treatment options are needed.
But, in fact, his input and output deficits match one another very precisely, suggesting a deficit in underlying competence.
We review the literature on altered positive affect in depression, suggesting directions for future research.
This is part of a longer somewhat emotionally confused entry suggesting some homesickness.
It has at least three different meanings with respect to different populations, suggesting that further empirical probing is crucial.
Chondrocytes are able to respond to a wide variety of stimuli, suggesting that they have an extensive repertoire of receptors.
Aliasing of flow was seen from the left pulmonary veins entering the left atrium, suggesting obstruction.
In summary, these data provide initial evidence suggesting that panic attacks are a non-specific risk factor or marker for later personality disorders in the community.
The results strongly support several of the tested theories while suggesting that others are more limited in their explanatory power.
Problems of replication aside, the lack of evidence suggesting that host-associated populations may have arisen is, perhaps, surprising.
Interactions of group by forward versus backward masking were not significant, suggesting that deficits in forward and backward masking were comparable.
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