Sentence examples for had suggested us from inspiring English sources

Preliminary docking analyses using a comprehensive peptide-based structural library had suggested us that this pocket could be effectively occupied by peptides with the preferred consensus sequence NH3-X – Pro – β-strand aa (Val/Leu/Ile/Arg/Cys) – hydrophobic/aromatic – X – Pro-COOH (M. Murcia & A.R.O., unpublished observations).

Still, Republicans in search of an issue attacked Kerry, claiming he had suggested US soldiers were dumb, and they demanded an apology, which Kerry, who is not up for reelection this year, eventually provided (after canceling several campaign appearances with Democratic congressional candidates).

It is like saying: 'If you fight drugs there will be no jobs in certain parts of Mexico.'" Recent scrutiny by politicians and media organisations of aggressive structures used by technology groups such as Apple, Google and Amazon have suggested US digital firms are at the vanguard of cross-border tax avoidance.

The free-to-air broadcaster is up 6.2p at 191.4p and although 9.9% shareholder Liberty Global has seemingly played down talk of making a move, analysts have suggested US group Viacom could be interested after a merger with CBS was abandoned.

This has suggested us to carry out an analysis of ontologies, by first looking at the aggregation and the evolution of forms as aggregate or disaggregate entities.

The shape similarity, although accidental, has suggested us a functional analogy with the mechanism of shotguns.

"To characterise it, I would say the director general had suggested to us the danger for the BBC over that weekend was overreacting, to which my response was the danger to the BBC over that weekend was underreacting," he said.

The prime minister said the fact the NT government was privatising the port was not a secret, and he had suggested to US officials "that they should invest in a subscription to the Northern Territory News".

These had suggested to us that wood mice were positioning visual markers so that they could function as way-marks.

Our friends who had suggested the trip told us that the museum was the best place to gain an understanding of the country's fascination with death.

Mr Gates had been a member of the Iraq Study Group, led by his former colleague James Baker, which had suggested major changes to US policy in Iraq.