Sentence examples for one suggest that from inspiring English sources

The findings, which will be broadcast in Thursday's Panorama on BBC One, suggest that many participants in sport may have been misled by marketing techniques and dubious claims and are wasting their money.

Previous court filings, in this case and a related one, suggest that placement on the no-fly and other watchlists results not merely from threat assessments.

The results, published on Wednesday in the journal PLoS One, suggest that the dinosaurs are separate animals.

Nor can one suggest that nationalist impulses propel the clerical autocrats toward constructing a nuclear arsenal.

Might one suggest that the moral compass of these parliamentarians is working rather better than the Church of England's?

Now it's true that oil supply responds very little to price, and that empirical estimates of the short-run price elasticity of demand, like this one, suggest that it's low — say -.06.

No one suggested that low female representation was okay.

But from the president on down, no one suggested that the military campaign would be easy.

(One suggested that it grew on low bushes).

Almost no one suggests that Mr. Bush is operating solely on the basis of political calculations.

Why has no one suggested that before?