Sentence examples for suggest should be from inspiring English sources

Your main aim, I suggest, should be to ensure that no sacred cows are prematurely identified.

He faces European and local elections in June and, in the autumn, a second referendum on the EU's Lisbon treaty, which recent polls suggest should be winnable.

And only about half the documents have language that lawyers suggest should be included to require payment for damages to livestock or crops.

Based on this analysis, the scientists declared that all those early Homo fossils belong to a single species — which they suggest should be called Homo erectus.

We should all heed President Bush's "wake-up call" to modernize the country's electricity system, which I'm sure he'll suggest should be paid for by a huge tax cut.

The latest report from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), the government's independent advisers, assumes that onshore wind will scale up to 15GW by 2020, which the current figures suggest should be achievable.

Prostitution, it suggests, should be completely decriminalised.

American soldiers, they suggested, should be there right now.

First, any legislation that is suggested should be broad-gauged.

The loss of such commitment, Glover suggests, should be of concern even to nonbelievers.

A settlement, he suggests, should be guaranteed by the international community.