Sentence examples for suggest troubles from inspiring English sources

His parting words still suggest troubles with what happened at the firm during the trading incidents, though the senator notes that bank executives have testified today that they are trying to take steps to fix that.

It's election night, and early returns suggest trouble for the incumbent.

The move may suggest trouble in finding a buyer for the appliances business.

Now, projections that run further into the future do suggest trouble, as an aging population and rising health care costs continue to push federal spending higher.

This generous move was what first stoked the ire of shareholder activists.Hedge funds short-selling Chesapeake's shares talk of "red flags" that suggest trouble ahead.

"There was nothing in the air to suggest trouble was brewing until the Argentinean veterans arrived and kicked off.

Such changes all suggest trouble down the line.

Monitor seismographic readings and when they suggest trouble, load a hazard-mapping simulation program to your computer.

One early vote in the evening suggested trouble.

Anecdotal evidence, however, suggests trouble in the pipeline.

That it did not suggests trouble for the future.