Sentence examples for exchange suggested from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Vainshtok, in the televised exchange, suggested that the pipeline would have to move "much farther north," Mr. Putin responded curtly.

The exchange suggested that even in a state that has already enacted its own controls on the insurance industry, there is confusion and concern.

The exchange suggested that both parties saw the weakening economy as a potent political issue likely to return to the forefront of the national agenda as soon as the war in Afghanistan begins drawing to a close.

Scariest of all, Andrew Lilico, chief economist at think tank Policy Exchange, suggested that interest rates might have to rise to 8% if a double-dip is followed by an inflationary boom, a ruinous prospect for many British households.

The exchange suggested an easy camaraderie between these two fine singers, who also appeared together in Mozart's "Clemenza di Tito" as conducted by Mr. Harnoncourt at Salzburg in 2003, an encounter preserved on DVD.

As that exchange suggested, the issue of who will lead San Francisco inflamed political passions on the board, whose 11 members are all Democrats, though several identify themselves as progressives who are even further to the left.

Policy Exchange suggests it could be £65 if their salary goes up by £1,000.

Figures from GXG Markets, the small-cap specialist stock exchange, suggest this may be changing.

As the exchange suggests, Dylan was a put-down artist in the early years of his fame.

As the brewing battle over Clear Channel's proposed $2.5 billion debt exchange suggests, however, it could soon be more like open warfare in the land of the barbarians.

All right.' " The exchange suggests their decision to remake a track with such a cult legacy was a self-imposed challenge in itself.