Sentence examples for insider suggesting from inspiring English sources

While Cameron and Osborne had been waiting for EDF to give the green light to the project, May indicated that the final decision would be for the UK government, with one insider suggesting that September was talked about as a date for that decision.

According to her online CV, Dhami was on secondment to the intelligence services when the report was written, although she's clearly not an insider, suggesting that the systematic application of behavioural science to covert operations is probably a relatively new enterprise for GCHQ.

One Washington insider suggested that the White House may select a candidate already in the administration.

The insider suggested Bodek do the same, because his algos were running through treacle compared with these favoured few.

At the end of January, an anonymous HSBC insider suggested the situation might influence possible plans to relocate the bank's headquarters to Hong Kong.

An insider suggests that Smart's major task after he takes up the post in mid-May will not involve showbusiness.

One industry insider suggested that the British clothing market was down as much as 3% year on year in December, although some retailers have managed to preserve or even lift profits by keeping stocks tight and holding back on discounts.

Gamer.tm's same "industry insider" suggested that Rare Studios will also announce a new project.

The name does not signify too much, apparently standing for "Bill Gates Company IIII," although an insider suggests the "C" stands for "catalyst".

A wild card suitor could appear out of the blue, like say General Electric, an unlikely fit, but one industry insider suggested that it's at least a possibility.

The Business Insider suggests paying to have your sweetheart's apartment cleaned (where do I sign up?) – or maybe picking up an upscale blender.