Sentence examples for first suggests that from inspiring English sources

The first suggests that merely topping up people's incomes, though it may well be a good idea for other reasons, will not by itself address questions of bad behaviour.

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

The first suggests that the world is on fire.

Algeo, discussing the moment when the craze took off in Chicago, first suggests that walking ruled because there was nothing much else for the working classes to attend.

The first suggests that the species, after all the good fortune that had helped it endure the vicissitudes of life in the Malay Archipelago, ran out of luck.

Mr. Bradley, who speaks first, suggests that if the government's plan to save the banks doesn't work, it should simply buy Citibank — "its current market cap is about $17 billion," he said — clean it up, and spin it off to the American people in a rights offering.

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

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.

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

Some Russian officials first suggested that rebel artillery fire had ignited the convoy.

It was Ms. Roberts who first suggested that Mr. Roth direct the film, Mr. Crystal said.