Sentence examples for suggested a future from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez had smooth hands in the field and a frame that suggested a future slugger.

Noting interests that included music and 'making things', a careers adviser suggested a future as an instrument maker, which required a qualification in art.

These authors suggested a future analysis of the new tariff models for the electricity prices.

Mr Balls had suggested a future Labour government would prioritise resources on areas where school places were in "short supply".

The author suggested a future analysis of different charging models for EVs in order to achieve an optimal integration of EVs into the power system.

Mr Cameron suggested a future Conservative government, as part of its pledge to renegotiate EU membership, could seek more control over migration policy.

"But they do suggest a future Web" -- one that is a bit more seamless and bit more useful.

Both projects suggest a future in which audiences might cut out the middleman, supporting artists online, free of network demands.

At 23, Hampton, like Stephens, suggests a future beyond Serena Williams that might not be as bleak as once thought.

No wonder David Cameron can afford to suggest a future cap of £50,000 for individual donations to Sir Hayden Phillips's inquiry into party funding.

Where was he going at the end of his life, when the chamber sonatas were suggesting a future radically different from that of the piano études?