Sentence examples for suggest ed from inspiring English sources

In struggle for the good, in stitutional change is likely to be more effective than a change of heart, Mr. Niebuhr suggest ed.

He suggest ed it might be the leadership's way of preparing the people for less than the total victory they have been promised for years.

At first Mr. Solow suggest ed to Mr. Goodman that the blockfront be torn down in favor of an open plaza with Bergdorf Goodman in ground‐floor space in an of fice building to the west.

Fifteen minutes later Dr. Wexler received another call' from Mr. Claude!, who suggest ed that a meeting could be ar ranged with the French For eign Minister, Maurice Schu mann.

She suggest ed several measures to end their activity, including fines in riot areas, action against dis trict officials responsible for enforcing law and order and a close watch on inflammatory writings.

The extent of the damage suggest ed that the aircraft's crew members had little time to focus on destroying military software, data and equipment aboard as they stabilized the aircraft and prepared for what was a risky landing.

According to the suggested ED classification, ED in BHR (and supposedly also in SHR) seems to be rather secondary and other nonendothelial mechanisms are responsible for the induction of BP increase.

Notably, rural (vs metropolitan) patients were also more likely (49.1% vs 20.4%) to present to EDs (for any condition) with triage scores of 4 or 5 (for semiurgent or non-urgent cases) during the 1-year follow-up, suggesting EDs being used to fill the gaps in primary care or specialist services in rural areas.

On the one hand, they suggested EDs are 'possible' and indeed increasingly common in young men and boys; on the other, they were portrayed as sufficiently rare among middle-aged or older men to be 'weird' enough to be almost inconceivable.

Mr. Rifkin has always taken se- riously Joplin's repeated injunc- tion not to hurry when playing rags: too seriously, some have suggest- ed.

Leaked notes suggest Ed Miliband hoped to present himself as a "happy warrior" in the televised leaders' debate.