Sentence examples for scheme suggests from inspiring English sources

A sales scheme suggests itself to Colm and his friend George Brian F. O'Byrnee).

The popularity of the City's scheme suggests that the advantages of traffic restriction in dense urban areas may have been underestimated in the past.

"For Petrobras to say, 'We're the victims,' when their executives were perpetrating this scheme suggests that they haven't learned their lesson," said Jeremy A. Lieberman of the Pomerantz law firm, which has been appointed lead counsel in the case.

The licence to teach scheme suggests that such teachers, rather than finding a school environment in which they might thrive, should only have one strike before being not only out but permanently retired.

"The Government does need to help prevent terrorism, but this scheme suggests it is only Muslims who will become radicalised when people of any religion, or of no religion, may be equally likely to do so.

The scheme suggests the ambition and madness of Charlie Kaufman's 2008 film "Synecdoche, New York," in which a theatre director played by Philip Seymour Hoffman devotes years of his life to creating a city-within-a-city, populated by actors, doppelgängers, and other various mischief-makers.

Initial findings by critics of the scheme suggest the report grossly undervalued the development.

I find it beyond our physical powers to answer your questions or meet the scheme suggested by you.

On closer inspection, the New Writing scheme suggested that the days of taste and literary discrimination at Macmillan are over.

In addition, estimates of the environmental benefits from the scheme suggest that they were small and relatively expensive.

With the health service braced for real terms cuts in the budget after 2011, the scheme suggested a commitment to further reform of working practices.