Sentence examples for problem suggesting that from inspiring English sources

And many prison systems play down the problem, suggesting that rape is so rare that there is no need for data.

For those individuals who exploit the rights that come with being British but deny that there are any responsibilities, I have no problem suggesting that they relocate to somewhere they find less offensive.

A federal magistrate has solved that problem, suggesting that he work for Habitat for Humanity, the nonprofit group that builds homes for low-income families, as part of an agreement that lets him remain free while awaiting trial.

Three of four people questioned said unnecessary medical tests and treatments had become a serious problem, suggesting that they would support calls by health researchers for a payment system that would better reward appropriate care.

But it gave the state 13 months to remedy the problem, suggesting that a first step might be abandoning a formula for distributing state aid that "does not bear a perceptible relation to the needs of city students".

In 1995, concerned that the Fed was keeping interest rates too high, she compared the effects to "a termites in the basement problem," suggesting that the high rates would gradually weaken and undermine the vitality of the economy.

The scale of the problem suggests that decriminalising personal use is not enough.

The magnitude of the problem suggests that a better approach to combat looted funds starts with preventing assets from being stolen and laundered in the first place.

On Friday, Japanese safety officials, who are in charge of investigating the second battery problem, suggested that overcharging a battery might have caused it to overheat.

While the first and third problems are stated generally, the assumed knowledge of one solution in the second problem suggests that not every rational number is the sum of two squares.

A related approach to this problem suggests that the answer to this question depends on the structure of the norm.