Sentence examples for left suggests from inspiring English sources

Sunder Katwala at Next Left suggests that David Cameron misled Mumsnet readers last year when he told them he would simplify the tax credit system.

And the navigation column on the left suggests lots of ways to use them: holiday packages, Sweet Sixteen parties, nights on the town.

If the Hutaree are government-fearing, right-wing Christians, the left suggests, then perhaps there is reason to be wary of the extremism of other anti-government, conservative Christians, whether of the Tea Party or plain Republican Party variety.

A candidate yet farther on the left suggests a top rate of 100 percent".The debate in Washington is between the Bush-era and Clinton-era tax rates," said Mr. Diamond, whom Mr. Obama nominated to the Federal Reserve and Republicans blocked.

Visual analysis of the individual components (Figure 4, bottom left) suggests that the first 3 are clearly principal: together they accounted for a total of 69% of the variance within Group 1 and are clearly low in noise.

There exists good agreement between the mathematical results and computer simulations in Figure 1. Figure 2 corresponds to (sigma_{1} =0.85), (sigma_{2} =1.02), and the comparison of Figures 1 (left) and 2 (left) suggests that the fluctuations of the curves increase as the noise level increases.

These effects almost completely overlapped the left right head turn classification effect in early visual cortex (100% overlap for left over right, 91% overlap for right over left), suggesting that the classification effects co-occurred with large-scale univariate effects.

It is a critique from the left, suggesting that the road to economic ruin originated in New Labour's infatuation with the City and its reluctance to regulate high finance tightly.

Assigning Scott Brown, the Celtic midfielder, a role wide on the right and James Morrison of West Brom the equivalent part on the left suggested that the manager was unaware that neither plays in that area for his club.

Ed Miliband made a new pitch to Labour's left, suggesting the system for holding ballots to abolish grammar schools should be reviewed, potentially making it easier to end selection.

Outside the building, the slogan "Ulpana war" was written on the right side of the window, and "price tag" on the left, suggesting the attack was in exchange for the coming evacuation.