Sentence examples for a week suggests from inspiring English sources

That the nomination date has been brought forward by a week suggests there has been no deal, observers say.

THE closure of three small airlines inside a week suggests the dark days are beginning for America's aviation industry.

IT IS too soon to call it a trend, but the fact that America's normally passive shareholders have voted against executive pay packages at two big companies within a week suggests that something is going on.

Several people said yesterday that Professor Logan's work, done in a week, suggested that a reliable revision could be done.

G.M. shares fell more than 2percentt Wednesday, the first decline in more than a week, suggesting that investors could be growing impatient with the pace of the talks.

Except that, after the White House spent a week suggesting that there could be a press-the-flesh moment, Rouhani snubbed Obama.

So, about that good news: various economic indicators, ranging from relatively good holiday sales to new claims for unemployment insurance (which have finally fallen below 400,000 a week), suggest that the great post-bubble retrenchment may finally be ending.

They were faced by officers in riot gear and the arrests were the first in about a week, suggesting tensions were on the rise ahead of the trial ruling.

The patient regained complete remission within a week suggesting that following a period of re-sensitization to GCS, the patient was able to respond to the elevated dose given.

The odds ratio for sustained risky alcohol use among risky users who worked ≥55 hours at baseline was 1.16 (95% confidence interval 0.83 to 1.61) compared with those working standard 35-40 hours a week, suggesting a similar though non-significant association to that found for new onset risky use among non-risky users at baseline.

To promote the selling of arms in Remembrance week suggests a man with either no scruples or very poor judgment.