Sentence examples for suggested much of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg and his lawyers suggested much of the language for the 16-page opinion.

Earlier this week, Richard Seymour suggested much of the public concern about immigration was the result of prejudice.

John Myers, a commercial radio executive, carried out a review of the two stations in 2011 which suggested much of their management structure should be axed.

As Mr. Colwell, the Check 'n Go lobbyist, suggested, much of the concern from the private sector has focused on what the legislation could do, and disagreement is wide over what it actually would do.

In the sections that worked -- the Introduction, the "Danse de l'Oiseau de Feu" and the Berceuse most notably -- Ms. Biret suggested much of the color and mystery of Stravinsky's orchestration, and her phrasing captured the spirit of the ballet.

It suggested much of this was down to a lack of training - just one in 20 hospitals insisted on staff taking part in compulsory training.

Short-term models suggest much of region should transition to sleet by 1 p.m.

And as the title suggests, much of the work is made of used and castoff materials.

The panel's interviews suggest much of what other officials will argue in the coming months.

Figures from the European Commission also suggest much of the migration has already taken place.

As its name suggests, much of the gain from the tax-exempt fund comes free of federal taxes.