Sentence examples for it further suggested from inspiring English sources
In language that was by turns mocking and ominous, the newest posting credited al-Qaeda with having lured Washington into a trap that had "exhausted its resources and bankrupted its economy".But here's what enraged John McCain's campaign:It further suggested that a terrorist strike might swing the election to McCain and guarantee an expansion of U.S. military commitments in the Islamic world.
It further suggested that at least 40 corruption cases involving senior officers had been "buried" by the Internal Affairs Bureau and that several previous police commissioners had been more interested in containing corruption scandals than containing corruption.
Evolution thus removed the need for divine explanations of diversity and, along with evidence emerging at that time of the extreme age of the Earth, it further suggested that the wider universe might also owe nothing to divine intervention and everything to natural laws.
It further suggested that the clause on the subjects of environmental public interest litigation should be revised as "in the face of the activities polluting environment and damaging public interests, every citizen of the People's Republic of China and every natural and legal person of the People's Republic of China can go to the people's court.
It further suggested that one PUR repeat constitutes a functional and structural entity.
It further suggested that antibodies in a lineage group are derived from a single progenitor B cell.
It further suggests that MAE is either conserved for its own functional effect, or is a consequence of another conserved property of these genes.
It further suggests that the country may be preparing to restart its nuclear weapons program.
It further suggests that a vegetable garden on the White House grounds, another of Ms. Waters's dreams, could be on the horizon.
"It further suggests that a reduction to below 5% of total energy intake per day would have additional benefits".
It further suggests that high-density organizations are better suited to STEM worker preferred worker style, characterized by greater autonomy and stability.
