Sentence examples for correspondence suggesting from inspiring English sources

E-mail correspondence suggesting that the mayor's first pick to run schools was Caroline Kennedy.

"We've had lengthy correspondence suggesting they change this," Amy Borrus, deputy director of the Council of Institutional Investors, told me.

Mr. Rich's legal team started to push for a pardon last fall and in an effort to demonstrate that it went through proper channels has produced extensive correspondence suggesting that Mr. Holder knew what it was up to.

The 2015 hack of Sony Pictures e-mails exposed correspondence suggesting that the N.F.L. also influenced the making of the film "Concussion," starring Will Smith as Bennet Omalu, the neuropathologist.

The National party has scrambled to explain correspondence suggesting Collins, the justice minister and an avowed close friend of Slater, had fed him with information about a public servant so that he could attack him on his blog, which led to death threats in the comments.

A comparison of the temperature reconstruction based on the pollen assemblages and the Toronto and Ottawa climate records shows a close correspondence, suggesting pollen records can record decadal-scale climate fluctuations.

Other correspondence suggested ministers had decided to free him weeks before the decision was announced.

There are no markings on the pages, but correspondence suggests that Mallarmé read them.

An examination of a typical problem posed when parties contract by correspondence suggests the latter explanation.

(There are other versions of the story, but Kerouac's correspondence suggests that Glassman is mostly correct).

The correspondence suggests that al-Qa'ida carefully monitored US cable news networks and generally did not like what it saw.