Sentence examples similar to suggested dirty from inspiring English sources
The film also presents images suggesting dirty tricks.
The first major attempt to calculate both the human and financial cost of the continent's pollution suggests dirty air could be killing 712,000 people a year prematurely, compared with approximately 542,000 from unsafe water, 275,000 from malnutrition and 391,000 from unsafe sanitation.
An old-timer on the board may suggest playing dirty, by putting in place a poison pill a cap on the number of votes any individual shareholder can have—or "staggering" the board so that only a few directors can be ousted each year.
The 62-year-old resigned from the CIA back in December 1997 after ruffling feathers by suggesting that dirty foreign money could have possibly been injected into the previous year's presidential race.
Martin Dillon suggested, in The Dirty War, that at least five serving UDR soldiers were present at the checkpoint.
(With primitivist touches, it suggests a dirty-minded Chagall).
Fin rot is a common aquarium ailment whose symptoms look like its name suggests: decaying, dirty-looking fins that seem to be falling apart and sometimes swelling at the base of the fin.
"Lobbying", they suggested later, was a dirty word.
Another family said staff were "uncaring and inconsiderate", while some parents suggested the ward was dirty and staff would "clean around" you.
The former MP has suggested there is a "dirty tricks" campaign against him.
I got so tickled by the idea of new evidence suggesting that the dirty earl was really the author of the works, and how we would deal with it if gentle Will were not".
