Sentence examples for cases to suggest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch and Mr. King accuse the authors of using the perceived flaws in three cases to suggest that many more were tainted.

In this case the revolution has not yet happened, but Appiah draws on the other three cases to suggest how this horrific practice might someday meet its end.

Bacarelli Botticelli, a dealership from Florence, has chosen to display its mostly Florentine Renaissance works on top of packing cases to suggest the realities of the trade, the journeys art takes from gallery to fair to collection.

Goldsmith replied that whilst he had supported Richmond Park constituents and others (notably Gary McKinnon) in extradition cases, "to suggest that that means that I was campaigning on behalf of Babar Ahmad, who I'd never heard of until quite recently, I think is an extraordinary thing to say".

There was no obvious spatial or temporal clustering of cases to suggest an outbreak.

We found no evidence of clustering of cases to suggest an outbreak.

We use Tamiflu as a case example to suggest how this could be done through careful evidence-based risk assessment.

But she raised enough questions about the dovish case to suggest her own convictions are weakening.

There was, however, nothing in the government's case to suggest that Cianci had any intention or desire to wring a membership out of the club.

It's understating the case to suggest that Davies has never made things easy for himself: this is, after all, a man who once attempted to commit suicide in front of 15,000 fans at London's White City Stadium.

The MLS is arguably the most obvious and alluring option for English players, however there is a strong case to suggest Terry could look East rather than West for his next club.