Though he began raising money and giving what amount to campaign speeches last spring, Mr. Bush regularly suggests that he is too busy running the country to pay much attention to politics, while eager to join the battle when the time is right.
Denise Dresser, a Mexican political scientist, regularly suggests in newspaper columns that favorable government treatment, rather than business acumen, made him rich.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas regularly suggests that Mr. Gore is a natural-born phony, and the vice president's every remark is now fact-checked so scrupulously that when he recently said he had once dreamed of becoming a teacher, reporters wondered if he could prove it.
But White House press secretary Jay Carney regularly suggests the president has no plans to take executive action in the event that Congress doesn't act on the issue.
But even passing the bill would be seen as an insult inside the kingdom and a gift to its enemies, notably Iran, which regularly suggests Saudi links to militancy while downplaying its own ties to international terror.
"Better housing variable scores, which are associated with a reduced odds ratio for developing diabetes, may identify resilient families who not only work to maintain their homes, but have good diets and exercise regularly," suggests Philippa Howden-Chaprogramrogram director of the Housing and Health Research Programme at the University of Otago in Wellington, New Zealand.
In interviews over the past decade, Michael Frayn has regularly suggested that he may be about to retire from writing plays or novels or both.
He then goes on to state "Wings regularly suggest a demon associated with the wind" and "owls may well indicate the nocturnal habits of this female demon".
He is also one of several Rossiya 1 presenters who regularly suggest that if Ukraine opts to ally itself with the West it will find itself in some sort of "Euro-Sodom".
It's a use case that the company has regularly suggested in media interviews.
