Sentence examples for has started suggesting from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Moore has started suggesting that they sell the house and move in with his elderly parents, who have a large home in Newark.

However, the irony is that as soon as this problem has hit the headlines, the official figures have started suggesting the pressure is easing.

He says that Bregal has already started suggesting potential customers, as well as tuck-in acquisitions that Vital Insights might make with the new funds.

Even this week he has started to suggest that he may not see out his two-year contract.

It is partly a response to research which has started to suggest sugar is both addictive and a more potent harm to health than other sources of calories.

That's because all of a sudden, after months of campaigning on his plans to deport undocumented immigrants and limit migration to the United States, the Republican presidential candidate has started to suggest that he wants to be nicer to undocumented immigrants.

Although, recent evidence has started to suggest this approach may be unnecessary [ 13], advice about initiation should be documented.

By twenty days after expansion, some clumps of cells had started pulsating, suggesting that they had differentiated into cardiomyocytes (Fig. 3H and Movie S1).

Early last week, about as soon as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that it had learned that a man in Texas had been infected with the Ebola virus after having travelled in Liberia, people started suggesting that maybe the U.S. should ban people from flying here from West Africa.

He was doing poorly in school, struggling to stay focused in class, and his teachers started suggesting he had attention-deficit disorder.

But while there has only been a handful of Citi Bike injuries reported, anecdotal evidence and post-pub interviews suggest it has started to become a hazard of night life.