Sentence examples for suggest the problems from inspiring English sources
Recent outbreaks of violence suggest the problems are getting worse.
Hansen's experience in Wales would suggest the problems they face are not confined to the coach.
If you need to be reminded to read a book every day, I suggest the problems in your reading life are too great for any app to be of help to you.
Recent events suggest the problems have not been fixed.
And the report makes several recommendations that suggest the problems with U.S. ITER might be fairly easily solved.
He suggested that both the UK Independence Party and the Scottish National Party suggest the problems of the country "are someone else" and that "the cure is separating ourselves out from that someone else".
How does George de Lama suggest the problem might have been avoided?
Yet local leaders suggest the problem is more political than a matter of too many gunmen.
"I've seen nothing to date to suggest the problem goes away," said Dr. Steven Nissen, a panel member who is head of the cardiovascular division of the Cleveland Clinic.
I suggest the problem is that Jimmy's destiny wasn't "god given" but dictated by the opportunities he had in early life.
Sometimes he will reference a law-school friend to make a similar point, to suggest the problem is more universal and less confined than is ordinarily thought.
