Sentence examples for suggest money from inspiring English sources
The size of the fortune is not clear, and recent disputes suggest money was tight.
Top pieces on the health and wellbeing hub this year explored the serious business of being happy, analysed wellbeing statistics that suggest money is not the best measurement of success and asked what lessons we can learn from slums on community happiness.
The Act requires financial institutions in the US to alert authorities to any suspicious activity that may suggest money laundering is taking place.
Court fights in recent years suggest money wasn't free flowing.
To coin a new corollary to a very familiar aphorism, might I suggest: "Money may not be the root of all evil, but it seems to be a very good fertilizer"?
Linked with a £12m move for Carlton Cole, which suggests money is there.
That suggests money for new developments will be hard to come by.
A sharp increase in this figure generally suggests money is leaving the country.
Suggesting money will still exist sounds as though one is admitting to the inevitability of some kind of market.
Not even, as many of those I tracked down on my quest suggested, money left directly to the workers who treated him so kindly.
On the other hand, some baseball people have suggested, money could ease Angelos's unhappiness if Selig moved the Expos just south of Baltimore.
