Sentence examples for suggest lost from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suggest lost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to imply that something has been lost or to propose a solution regarding a loss, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "If you suggest lost items, we can help you locate them."
They have also, I'd suggest, lost confidence in the integrity of our economic institutions.
It's a lovely and thought-provoking line but how, for an English poet, can English words suggest lost homes?
The US has been concerned at reports that Mr Abdullah, who official results suggest lost the election, is planning a "parallel government".
More studies are needed to understand how obesity plays a role in blemishes and infections of the skin, but there is research to suggest losing weight can improve psoriasis.
Raimunda and her sister, Sole (Lola Dueñas), who is as lonely as her name suggests, lost their mother, Irene Carmen Mauraa), in a fire some years ago.
Passages of strangled rage are interwoven with quieter moments suggesting lost days of domestic tranquillity: Ms. Chipaumire gently crouched and balancing a large gourd on her head, or softly reciting a list of remembered pleasures.
McGraw-Hill 's negative outlook on Tuesday, and plummeting financial services sales, suggested lost confidence in the company's credit ratings agency after investors felt blindsided by the subprime mortgage crisis.
Beard's artwork juxtaposes party photos from Studio 54 with pictures of endangered animals like the elephant, or alligators that live best in the wild suggesting lost worlds: What about precious, fragile Nature on our planet?
The role of the agency was thus reduced to undertaking a one-off activity with limited interactions across sites resulting in their low influence suggesting lost opportunity to maximise their potential.
Are men, as New York magazine recently suggested, losing interest in having sex with their real partners because they're so obsessed with porn, sexting and virtual partners?
After Sunday's defeat, Klopp suggested losing Sakho was a more damaging blow than losing the match, claiming: "I would prefer to lose 4-1 and keep him in the team".
