Sentence examples for has suggested having from inspiring English sources

Prue Leith has suggested having an affair with a married man contributed to her success.

One preliminary study has suggested having children may help telomere health but it has not yet been independently repeated, so it is early days.

The European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has suggested having an EU army to pool resources but this has been categorically rejected by the UK.

"In a bid to save the political process, he has suggested having a summit of the political parties to try to put an end to the current divisions," said the official, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to comment on the matter.

The Senate bill, which the White House has suggested has a better chance of passing, keeps the estate tax but doubles the current threshold, to $11 million per person.

How is it, then, that this young girl, who no one has suggested has ever committed any crime, gets more than 80 days with no outcry?

Some people, including supporters of yours, have suggested having an independent arbiter look at your server, for instance.

Previous studies have suggested having fast food on the doorstep is a risk factor for obesity, but this is the largest to focus on type 2 diabetes, which is associated with obesity.

She defended her work on press regulation - which allies have suggested has resulted in a media "witch hunt" against her.

The so-called trilateral sessions are likely to be dominated by worries about Pakistan, officials said, though Pakistani officials have warned against what they have suggested has been an American overreaction.

He personally curated what was allowed on to Russia's television screens, and was seen as the architect of "post-truth politics" where facts are relative, a version of which some have suggested has now taken hold in the west.