Sentence examples for reporting suggests from inspiring English sources

Klaidman's reporting suggests the title of his own book may be misplaced.

But was there a clean line between the Joint Special Operations Command and the C.I.A.? Again, Hersh's reporting suggests that there was not.

(Airline representatives all say that they allow families to board if not first then at least before coach passengers paying regular fare, but anecdotal reporting suggests otherwise).

The BBC's reporting suggests that the Carter administration took heed of Khomeini's pledges, and in effect paved the way for his return by holding the Iranian army back from launching a military coup.

It's not that Mr. Perry is literally likely to skip the presidential derby after making so much noise about it — most reporting suggests that he'll officially become a candidate.

Besides, while more American money to help Muslim entrepreneurs would be valuable, Rohde's own reporting suggests that the far more important dynamics in the greater Middle East have nothing to do with whether U.S.A.I.D. gets a staffing boost.

Does this new reporting suggest the need for further scrutiny?

That will achieve nothing, the report suggests.

The Nelson report suggests otherwise.

Now Dame Julie's report suggests that not much has changed.

The Innovation Report suggests the opposite of that.