Sentence examples for suggest a team from inspiring English sources

The numbers suggest a team with problems that go beyond a few breakdowns.

The statistics suggest a team must play one style of defense or the other, and it's wiser to choose the kind that limits the opponent's field goal percentage.

The doubters suggest a team of scriptwriters worked through the night, and that Rory was plucked from a touring production of Oliver! to deliver it, a theme later embellished by the Daily Mail.

Although some sources suggest a team of copyists was employed, according to other sources musicians were made to copy out their individual parts by hand from the score.

Some reports yesterday suggested a team of 17 people were involved in the meticulously-planned killing.

As the name suggests, a team must lose twice before being eliminated.

3.29pm BST 29 min: The passing from Brazil suggests a team that thought victory was an inevitability.

That sort of form suggests a team short on confidence and will surely ensure that Millwall employ the tactical combination of a parked bus and counterattacking.

Citi Field suggests a team that wants to be liked, even to the point of claiming some history that isn't its own.

Since then there have been two semi-finals, in the 2006 World Cup and at Euro 2012, but Portugal's miserable World Cup campaign two years ago suggested a team in decline.

Dunga's rigorous approach since taking over from Carlos Alberto Parreira in late July has won over many doubters and one defeat in eight matches in charge suggests a team on the up after a disappointing World Cup campaign which ended in an abject defeat to France in the quarter-finals.