Sentence examples for first suggesting that from inspiring English sources

After first suggesting that a mechanical failure had disabled at least one of the boats, they acknowledged that there was no mechanical problem.

Justice Alito spoke first, suggesting that the 34 states which have thus far resisted setting up their own exchanges may have a change of heart.

Mr. Annan met on Friday with the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, who raised and dashed hopes here on the opening day of the meeting by first suggesting that Palestinians would compromise on the language, and then unexpectedly withdrawing the overture.

He managed up with flexibility and alacrity, first suggesting that The Journal's DNA was strong enough to withstand any changes, then suggesting that its genetic material should be seen as a straitjacket.

After first suggesting that all 75 healthcare workers had approved them, Jenkins conceded that the wording had only just been finalised, and that some of the 75 may have learned of it from watching broadcasts of the commissioners meeting.

In campaign interviews, for example, he has stumbled over the heated issue of L.G.B.T. rights, first suggesting that gays and lesbians should march on a remote stadium, where they would not risk being exposed to violence, and reversing himself later.

McCain's "Country First" suggests that Obama would put something or someone ahead of his country: Muslims?

The ad shows the "countdown to the close" of the market in minutes and seconds, suggesting that might be a good time for a drink.

The second suggests that logic consists in the Aristotelian syllogistic, the understanding thereof, and related methodological concerns.

The first suggests that the world is on fire.

It was Melinda who first suggested that they concentrate on health issues.