Sentence examples for issues suggest from inspiring English sources

Participants will be asked to rate the country's performance on timely policy issues, suggest an issue that deserves increased national priority, and rate the suggestions of others, offering candidates timely feedback on the changing priorities of their constituents.

But recent struggles on related issues suggest that the mayor could face opposition in Albany.

These issues suggest ongoing confusion about the nature of the various schemes, including with official advisors and others.

These issues suggest a lack of thinking through, as if the nobility of the cause made it unnecessary.

If Democrats manage to get the focus on their substantive differences with the Republicans, however, polls on the issues suggest that they'll have a big advantage.

Blair's plans in retirement to work on inter-faith issues suggest he has been frustrated by his inability to discuss his faith openly.

One way is through a careful consideration of the issues, suggests both Professor Chow and Dean Zhang.

This was created in 1974, and it issues suggested bank regulation.

The Court, understandably, does not resolve a number of other issues suggested by the briefs.

But his handling of yesterday's hot-button Election Day issues suggests some bloody weeks ahead.

"Teething issues," suggests Zafar Shah, the hotel magnate behind the Masters.