Sentence examples for provocative suggestions from inspiring English sources

It has stepped away from provocative suggestions that its leaders were preparing for independence.

So I picked the four most interesting ideas that people on Twitter suggested and took them to the bureau this week to see just how open it was to provocative suggestions.

Mr Schäuble, the supposed ringleader, sees the distinction between foreign and domestic security as false and is given to provocative suggestions (perhaps known terrorists should be targeted for assassination, he mused recently).

Those words contained the rather provocative suggestion that Russia would fire on U.S. warships and airplanes.

The local crowd buzzed with excitement at this provocative suggestion, but Apple won't go urban anytime soon.

But soon after his appointment was announced, Feinberg began making a provocative suggestion: maybe trial lawyers weren't going to be necessary at all.

Emmanuel Saez, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, who is one of the pioneering students of incomes at the very top, has offered an even more provocative suggestion.

Ms. Weingarten had a provocative suggestion of her own yesterday, saying that the teachers' union planned to lobby the State Legislature to reduce the penalties in the Taylor Law, which bars strikes by government employees.

On that front, Jenkins has made the provocative suggestion-cum-threat that Barclays could cut lending to meet the new target, even though he knows such a plan would be unacceptable.

More than a million buildings were destroyed or damaged in the blitz, but Piper's provocative suggestion – ruins remaining as symbols of the folly of war – never came to pass.

Colley's final, provocative suggestion is that it wasn't just the actual hostages who were held captive but, rather, all Britons who found themselves in empire's thrall.