Sentence examples for suggested in time from inspiring English sources

T.J,: Maybe the answer is a pay-to-access system, as suggested in Time magazine this week by its former managing editor, Walter Isaacson.

Robert Baer, formerly of the C.I.A., suggests in Time that it may have something to do with all the former C.I.A. employees at the firm.

He suggests, in "Time Indefinite," that his need to add "more and more footage to the family archives" is something that he feels most acutely in the wake of the deaths of family members.

The SF version of time travel arrived when H.G. Wells suggested in The Time Machine (1895) that the process might be done mechanically.

Hence, the EPPE study was suggested in a time when policy makers were in need of research evidence.

Still, there were some potentially worrisome trends for Mr. Green suggested in the Times poll.

One of the latest developments is the question of whether Mr. Snowden – as was suggested in a Times article on June 24 – may have unwittingly provided classified information to China.

Mr. Kristol joined the Petraeus bandwagon in a way when he suggested in a Times column last month that the general would be an excellent, if unorthodox, choice as a vice-presidential running mate for Senator John McCain.

However, they are suffering backlash after former Tory MP Matthew Parris suggested in a Times article the party should turn its back on a town and its people who are "going nowhere".

Movements and gait are analyzed and corrections are suggested in real-time.

Several authors have suggested in recent times that dimerisation relates to a series of physical and biological outcomes used by the cell in the regulation of signal transduction.