Sentence examples for lately suggesting from inspiring English sources

We've seen too many books lately suggesting that facts and sourcing matter little.

Corporate inventories have been building lately, suggesting that companies may need to slow their production and lay off workers in the coming months.

Mr. Day, who most recently was Alberta's provincial treasurer, has played down the abortion issue lately, suggesting it could be decided in an unusual national referendum.

And for all its crowing about having crushed the opposition, the hard-line clerical elite has sounded some unusually anxious notes lately, suggesting a deep concern over the possibility of renewed protests.

Both their stocks surged initially, fell back and have been rising again lately, suggesting that they've settled into a comfortable growth pattern.

Smart money lately suggested it might wait till October.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton voted for the ethics measure, but has lately suggested that it was neither a landmark change nor particularly controversial.

Though Mr. Soderbergh has lately suggested that he will retire from directing and become a full-time painter, Mr. Weintraub said that wasn't in the cards just yet.

The sporadic appearances of the gun-toting, conservative Kurt — who lately suggested that Diane chuck her career and come away with him — have taken some of the cling out of her Dolces, to the delight of middle-aged fans.

Instead, every move President Trump and his lackeys in Congress have made lately suggests they are constructing, at the expense of the reputation and effectiveness of federal law enforcement, a slanted, a-factual narrative to discredit any negative stories that might emerge from the investigation of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III.

But the work I've seen lately suggests that kids are products of their environments.