Sentence examples for suggest that we need from inspiring English sources

But then why go on to suggest that we need better referees?

This is not to suggest that we need more singing politicians.

Popular opinion and eduction experts alike suggest that we need to turn non-readers into readers.

"But certainly the seriousness of 3,000 people dying on 9/11 would suggest that we need ample time".

Our leaders should avoid gratuitous insults to the Russians, but it is wrong to suggest that we need fear a renewed competition with them.

The best estimates suggest that we need to cut emissions in half just to keep CO2 from continuing to accumulate in the atmosphere.

"This is not to suggest that we need adopt either a literal animism or a systematic superstition; only that by instrumentalising nature, linguistically and operationally, we have largely stunned the earth out of wonder," he writes in his opening chapter.

On the other hand, such findings might suggest that we need even more science festivals, and even more government investment in science, instead of the latest cuts in science spending.

In response to Harman's comments, Vote Leave's Suzanne Evans said it was "utterly laughable" to suggest that "we need a bunch of former communist men in the EU commission to fight for women's rights".

Surely, the restraints placed upon him by former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and the numerous high-level officials who testified about his bullying suggest that we need someone with interpersonal skills.

Thomas L. Friedman suggests that we need to start building nuclear power plants again.