Sentence examples for leave suggests from inspiring English sources

The fact the company put the executives on leave, "suggests the scope of what went wrong was pretty large," Mr. Sagawa said.

What's more, the structure of your school's leave suggests that one thing you're apt to use it for is bonding with your child, something you can do even if you work after your baby is born.

By this time of course Orwell was suffering from tuberculosis, the disease that killed him in 1950, but the fact that he stayed on Jura through the winter of 1947-48, eventually becoming so ill that he couldn't leave, suggests he was both in love with the island and deeply afraid of the alternative.

The experience of Scandinavian countries with equitable parental leave suggests that 'family reasons' are—at least in part a structural barrier to women returning to the workforce, rather than an inherent biological one.

But other circumstances, notably that he was told he was free to leave, suggested the opposite.

And they let their brilliant technical chief, James Allison, leave, suggesting they lack not only performance but ambition, too.

"What's more, they are talking on the phone as they leave, suggesting they got orders to go, and leave the gang free to kidnap".

Approximately 10% of participating GPs from both countries had consultations every week where patients declined to take sick leave suggested by the GP.

The level of competition in most industries has reached the point where there are few differentiators left, suggests Cecere.

It connotes dignity and rectitude, and its refusal to slant right or left suggests inclusiveness and centrism, as do the 50 stars on John Kerry's handsome flag.

28, 2003 On ESPN, Rush Limbaugh, left, suggests that McNabb is overrated because the liberal media have been "very desirous that a black quarterback do well".