Sentence examples for may suggested the from inspiring English sources

In her Commons statement, Theresa May suggested the government had a legally-watertight case to send Abu Qatada to Jordan, but it could take some months.

The delay may suggest the government is realising that the cap could have unexpected consequences.

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"While some may suggest the figures have fallen because less cyclists are breaking the law that is clearly total nonsense.

But this is not the miserable film that may suggest: the wedding itself is a joyous, musical, multicultural affair.

That may suggest the paywall has not yet been a runaway success – but to dismiss it would be equally foolish.

As that may suggest, "The Cat's Table" courts a spirit of irreverence throughout.

The album features contributions from J. Mascis and Steve Wynn, and as those names may suggest the album preserves the Spaceships' mission as a guitar-driven enterprise.

It may suggest the wrong things, and reward the wrong actions.

For example, it may suggest the best time to run a campaign.

This may suggest the role of the implant to reserve alveolar ridge from physiologic/pathologic resorption.