Sentence examples for suggested a problem with from inspiring English sources

Asked at a news conference on Wednesday in Columbus, Ohio, if the string of Republican losses suggested a problem with the Republican label and if he was worried it would spill over to him in November, Mr. McCain said, "Sure, all of the above".

Some commentators have suggested a problem with the fuel supply.

To their surprise, they encountered a sound that suggested a problem with their equipment.

The nature of the neurological phenotype and the targeting of golli overexpression to the OLs suggested a problem with myelination.

After collection of the data, we manually screened all the data and excluded subjects who met the following criteria: (1) when the total recorded period was less than 3 days; (2) when more than half of the data was bad; or (3) when the data was clearly abnormal, which suggested a problem with the instrument.

"It might suggest a problem with the weight of the plane, and therefore with the economics.

When speaking of Apple, it's heretical to suggest a problem with quality.

At many schools, such comments would suggest a problem with the coaching staff.

This, of course, will do little to reassure you as it suggests a problem with your own credit rating.

Sterling's penchant for miscalling a play, or not describing action with absolute accuracy, is maddening and suggests a problem with his eyesight.

It feels like Gap could not find the right person so instead they did away with the role; that suggests a problem with the management more than the brand".