Sentence examples for suggested the problem from inspiring English sources

The comments suggested the problem was widespread.

Jay-Z later suggested the problem was that Kelly was "absolutely bonkers".

He suggested the problem might be the slenderness of her novels, coupled with a certain lack of authorial self-­aggrandizement.

(She was most definitely not.) Glympse executives suggested the problem was with the G1's tracking satellite or perhaps a bug in the beta version of the software.

Its finance director Alan Stewart said it did not have to increase its contributions to the scheme but pensions experts suggested the problem could hinder the resumption of dividend payments to investors.

As Mr. Papaconstantinou suggested, the problem is not Greece's alone: heavily indebted countries, including Ireland, Britain and Spain, are under pressure to show that they can stimulate growth and grapple with debt burdens at the same time.

Flower also suggested the problems were not just confined to Pietersen's relationship with the England captain Andrew Strauss.

However, retail anlysts suggested the problems that caused the collapse of HMV remain.

The ballet's clever full title -- "Viola Alone... (With One Exception)" -- suggests the problem.

It suggests the problem is insoluble, when the reality is that it is not.

At CGIU, Bill suggests the problem with kids today is they don't run for office.