Sentence examples for public suggested from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ivins's notebooks, which were released to the public, suggested, however, that he had found that the vaccine might be making some of the test animals sick.

A prizewinning author, who had praised my first novel in private and my second in public, suggested I might have something kind to say about his new work.

Long before the 10th football World Cup kicked off in 1974 its immediate predecessor's place in the hearts of the public suggested it was going to be a tough act to follow.

The abrupt change in tone and substance after months of searing budget fights that turned off a watching public suggested that Republicans on Capitol Hill were anxious about entering the 2012 races with a reputation more for confrontation than compromise.

The fact that F.B.I. officials chose to make the video images public suggested to some people familiar with law enforcement tactics that they have not been able to match them with faces in government photo databases, said Jim Albers, senior vice president at MorphoTrust USA, which supplies facial recognition technology to the United States.

A lot of people in the German general public suggested that the Jews and the US Americans were censoring, and the Germans weren't able to talk about "the war".

The feedback we have had from the public suggests they share this view.

The show's popularity among lawyers as well as the public suggests that this time Moffat has found his audience.

The court receives high marks from the public, suggesting that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

Southwick has received more calls from "the public, suggesting where we should be looking, than I have on any investigation I've ever done".

The coffee company announced its first dividend, almost two decades after going public, suggesting it's finding fewer places to spend.