Sentence examples for is sometimes suggested from inspiring English sources

Hoover responded to the slump with more vigour than is sometimes suggested.

Yet the macroeconomic consequences of the New Deal were not nearly as great as is sometimes suggested.

Since he often spoke with kings, it is sometimes suggested that Isaiah was an aristocrat, possibly even of royal stock.

Certainly the idea that her reactions might be slower on account of her gender, as is sometimes suggested, is ludicrous.

It is sometimes suggested that these young people who rely on housing benefit are somehow living a life of Riley.

But purely domestic factors such as planning restrictions, by contrast, are less important than is sometimes suggested.

It is sometimes suggested that without him the NDA might collapse, such is the esteem he enjoys at the moment.

It is sometimes suggested that the number of plates required in chromatography is approximately equal to the square of the number required for distillation.

The shifts here would not just be, as is sometimes suggested, a reaction to Israeli politics, to the right-wing Netanyahu government or the cruelties of occupation.

"That's not the way we operate," said Gov. Dave Heineman, a Republican who is sometimes suggested as a possible opponent for Mr. Nelson in 2012.

His family belonged to the Shia minority Alawites, and it is sometimes suggested that this gives him his sense of being apart.