Sentence examples for caught suggesting from inspiring English sources

Egyptian politicians are embarrassed after being caught suggesting hostile acts against Ethiopia to stop it from building a dam across the Blue Nile.

Ovulating and gravid females are rarely ever caught, suggesting that during this period they may stop feeding or segregate themselves from others of their species.

The pussyfooting around sexuality in the two recent adaptations I caught suggests that the British are still terribly demure.

Indians say Chinese diplomats appeared to be caught unawares, suggesting they had been kept deliberately in the dark about the incursion.

Reporting mirrored the shifting narrative given by the Russian defence ministry, which initially said the convoy was not hit by an airstrike or shelling, but rather "caught fire", suggesting that rebels were to blame.

Studies of historical catches suggest that there had been several resident groups once existed in North Pacific; the Baja California group and Yellow Sea - East China Sea (including Ryukyu Islands and western Kyusyu) group.

A study of an area of the Great Barrier Reef where the number of breeding great crested terns has grown ten-fold, probably due to extra food from trawl by-catch, suggested that lesser crested and sooty terns have moved away and now breed on a part of the reef where fishing is banned.

In Ghana, bat bushmeat seems to have both subsistence and luxury functions; the large numbers of hunters who hunt for themselves or who keep some of their catch suggests that bats provide a readily available source of animal protein.

Dean Baker catches David Ignatius suggesting that trade liberalization can provide enough economic boost to offset the effects of austerity.

I don't think that's going to be easy and the fact that we've caught people suggests there's an issue.

They didn't quite catch on, suggesting there isn't a market for a UK version of the US/Canadian invention known variously as indie, alternative and (cough) noiR&B.