Sentence examples for suggested a long from inspiring English sources

My doctors have suggested a long list of tests, only some of which I've completed.

I figured I could kiss that baby goodbye, but a companion suggested a long shot.

Finally the supervisor suggested a long evening together over a pint of beer.

Instead of dropping her off in front of the church, he suggested a long ride around the city's loop.

His speed, poise, savvy defending and nimble attacking (but not goal-scoring) suggested a long and successful career at the top.

"It sounds like the name of a brand of discount tires," she'd said when I'd suggested a long weekend in Sopot, the loveliest resort on Poland's Baltic coastline.

But family support still made a difference; Leonard got Kathy a deal that didn't slam the jailhouse door forever, and Jean suggested a long-term exit strategy based on good works helping other prisoners.

In an anonymous article in the July 1947 issue of Foreign Affairs, George F. Kennan, diplomat and U.S. State Department adviser on Soviet affairs, suggested a "long-term, patient but firm and vigilant containment of Russian expansive tendencies" in the hope that the regime would mellow or collapse.

Research has suggested a long-term decline in turnout at national elections in western democracies since the 1970s; it seems most likely that this is a consequence of partisan dealignment (i.e., a weakening of partisan identification), the erosion of social cleavages based on class and religion, and increasing voter discontent.

"They don't actually solve the problem, they just patch over the potholes". The report suggested a "long-term approach" to road maintenance and cited a study by Leeds University which claims it costs "between 17 and 19 times more to do odd fixes rather than doing planned asset management upgrading".

As predicted, meta-regression over the last measurement points of all studies suggested a long-term decline of walking speed.