Sentence examples for have suggesting from inspiring English sources

Wenger acknowledged that his team did not exploit Sidwell's sending-off as well as they could have, suggesting that their inability to do so was partially down to tiredness following their hard‑fought midweek draw with Everton.

The federal commission has no power to force the city to adopt its proposals, and the report left unspecified the details of how to appoint such prosecutors, or what powers they would have, suggesting that would be up to the mayor and the City Council.

He will provide the best economy, the best trade deals, will get rid of ISIS so fast, will do more for the minority community than the Democrats have, suggesting that in his presumed re-election in 2020 he will get 95percentt of the African American vote.

The technique -- which uses meditation and mindfulness exercises to reframe a person's relationship to negative beliefs and thought patterns -- has been shown to be as effective as antidepressants for preventing depression relapse, and some studies have suggesting that it may also be as good as traditional psychotherapy.

There is evidence that countries investing in social protection have, suggesting that it contributes to mitigate some of the vulnerabilities that lead agricultural and poor rural households to resort to child labour and other harmful household coping strategies.

Although it was not the primary focus of this study, it is also worth noting that patients with VHL plus tumours other than RCC have fewer CEPs and lower CEP mCEC ratios than patients with VHL RCC have, suggesting that RCC may promote CEP increase to a greater extent than other tumours in VHL patients.

Some have suggested camouflage.

The evidence we have suggests the opposite.

Some historians have suggested additional influences.

Military officers have suggested 5,000 to 10,000.

Some have suggested encouraging immigration as well.