Sentence examples for now would suggest from inspiring English sources

"But very few people now would suggest that that was the wrong decision".

To scrap this body now would suggest that the Conservatives are lukewarm when it comes to tackle climate change".

Who now would suggest that anyone who did that prior to 1967 should have been a criminal?

We have always thought that a 49-cent piece would be a convenience to the entire feminine sex, as well as to the department stores, and we now would suggest, too, a 7-cent piece for bus fare and transfer, a 19-cent piece for a package of cigarettes and an evening paper, and a 15-cent piece for a magazine.

By now realism would suggest that Mr. Cunningham is dressing up an old formula with new production trappings, not the least of which is Aaron Copp's splendid lighting.

In the end, if I had to point at just one thing that might explain his huge success right now, I would suggest it's his conservatism.

Now we would suggest that capital spending for 2001 is probably not going to go from 22 or 23percentt in 2000 to minus 8.

"I know of nothing in this case now that would suggest that there is any credible claim of innocence or that there was anything procedurally wrong with the prosecution," Mr. Kaine said during his monthly call-in radio show.

It was pure chance that led me to a retirement home run by a long-established charity that carefully preserves the ideals of its virtuous founder, but now I would suggest that if you are looking for a place to retire into, that is the kind of place to go for.

"If we stick with what we have now, I would suggest we are not looking to win the World Cup.

I think if America had a stronger presence in the Baltics right now, that would suggest a seriousness of purpose.