Sentence examples for suggest now that from inspiring English sources

Patent officials like to suggest now that those cases might have ended differently if Apple and Lotus had patented their innovations.

Freedom Caucus members have sought $400 billion in mandatory spending cuts and openly suggest now that the budget doesn't have their backing yet.

Our data suggest now that the comprehensive transcriptome data can be a phenotypic anchor as such.

Elger and Caplan suggest now that general consent should be the international standard.

Maybe the queen could play M, I suggested, now that Judi Dench (who has played many queens) has been killed off.

He may, for all we know, just be in hiding  (as Heine's delightful "Gods in Exile" suggests), now that other gods have won humankind's allegiance.

What we're suggesting now is that the cost is rising dramatically.

"I think that makes it very hard to suggest that now that she's a nominee, she's a new person," Mr. Wetstone said.

His regular verbal missteps destroy the comic timing of these set pieces and suggest - now that he is over two months into the show - that Noah might not be up to the task.

Some guests suggested that now that many Silicon Alley companies were financially capable of exerting political influence, they might need some lessons in how to wield it.

But a recent scan of a Wednesday night audience suggested that, now that the summer's over, the average age was only slightly lower than in an average Broadway house.