Sentence examples for always suggested it from inspiring English sources

They said the Tories had pledged to raise it to £8 by 2020 and that Labour had always suggested it would do this by the time of the next election.

The fact that you schedule your date in the morning almost always suggests it is not your day off or the weekend.

(Given Mr. Hollande's makeover when he first ran for the presidency in 2012, and his hipster glasses swap in 2014, it's not clear why the hair priorities came as a surprise to anyone. Though his spin is regular guy, his actions have always suggested that it is significantly more calculated than that).

As in this paper we are discussing production of crude oil, it is always suggested that after achieving peak it is good to achieve abandonment as early as possible.

To me, it always suggested that the authorities were punishing behaviour of which they disapproved, when disapproval is an entirely inappropriate, indeed insolent, emotion for public servants, acting in their professional capacity, to feel.

After dinner it always suggested to walk for some distance.

People always suggest that it was about Japanese management, but, to be frank, I was never impressed with Japanese management.

Prompt action by central banks, after Black Monday in 1987 (when America's stockmarket fell by almost 23%), or following the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management, a hedge fund, in 1998, suggested it was always worthwhile to "buy on the dips".One reason why things are different this time is that there has been a double shock.

As leading strategists -- including no less than Niccolò Machiavelli himself -- have suggested, it is always risky for smaller powers to rely on a mighty patron to push back against a powerful enemy.

Although Mr. Parker's work has since shifted toward biomorphism, it has always suggested drawing.

It was always suggested that Capaldi's previous appearance in the Whoniverse would be addressed, and that Russell T Davies himself had suggested a possible explanation.