Sentence examples for it suggested its from inspiring English sources

In April, Wonga had another advert banned after complaints that it suggested its high annual interest rate was irrelevant.

Over time, it suggested, its value could be increased so it would completely replace not just council tax, but the notoriously distortionary stamp duty too.

It suggested its inspections needed to be more challenging and that when problems were identified ensure providers of care were addressing them rapidly.

Finally, the survey asked "an obvious leading question in that it suggested its own answer".

It suggests its many scandals are not damaging the party remotely.The main reason for that is, of course, that hardly any Britons know or care about the European Parliament.

The paper deals in principle with one of the methods used for human error probabilities estimation and it suggests its enhancement using analytic hierarchy process (AHP) (Saaty, 1980).

Whenever we understand a sign in terms of qualities it suggests its object may have, we generate an interpretant that qualifies its sign as a rheme.

The very fact that Israel is a democracy, unlike the dictatorships around it, suggests it will change its behaviour in response to such pressure.The row has produced some weird scenes.

It would suggest its operations aren't providing enough.

The film may argue the necessity of a sweeping egalitarian revolution, but it also suggests its impossibility.

If Russia were quick to agree to cut 100 missiles, it might suggest its missile stocks were larger than the Americans had guessed.