Sentence examples for for a second suggest from inspiring English sources

"I would not, for a second, suggest that they raise the property tax," he said.

Well, genuine integration is more than a two-way street: it's a spaghetti junction, and I'm not for a second suggesting the process will be easy.

I'm not for a second suggesting this is not important – it is, but it is a fraction of the total amount of edible food being wasted.

The race was better than the pedestrian time of 1 50.46 for a mile and an eighth suggests.

A third suggested mechanism for inhibition of caspase-9 activation is phosphorylation at Thr125 by, for example, extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1 and 2 (ERK1/2).

Let's, therefore, be wildly unscientific about this for a second and suggest it's cultural.

Nevertheless, they said, the study provides some stronger evidence for a theory first suggested by Finnish researchers, who noted an increase in schizophrenia among children born to mothers who were pregnant during a 1957 influenza epidemic.

What I cannot understand is why any of them kept their jobs for a second after suggesting it.

The fact that it has happened for a second time "suggests that we might be programmed that way".

In the STEM images containing a single FMO, there is an apparent place for a second FMO, suggesting that some FMO is lost during preparation or the possibility of two distinct populations of the FMO/RCC complex.

Vindicating the assumptions of those who did vote about whom they voted for (a standard first suggested, as far as I know, by Jacob Weisberg of Slate) seems about the least you can demand of a voting system, and Florida failed this test.