Sentence examples for issues suggests from inspiring English sources

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.

Still, the absence of any debate on these issues suggests that Mr. Heldrich's work is far from done.

We did to a large extent but where we are now, on both issues, suggests that we did not cement the political views we were putting forward".

The judge's record on regulatory issues suggests that she pays close attention to the facts and the law and is not predisposed to rule for or against the government.

These books' dissimilar treatment of such issues suggests that what Ralph Ellison wryly noted about novels also holds true for these stories: they are always about minorities -- the individual.

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

The Carter campaign will try to hold Kennedy to the issues, suggesting there is no rationale for his candidacy.

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

A 2003 American president's Council on Bioethics report looked at some of these issues suggesting there may be repercussions for individual psychology, too.

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