Sentence examples for suggested we might from inspiring English sources
A few readers suggested we might be farming polluted ground.
It suggested we might have an explanation for why methane concentrations were rising.
She'd also described her house on the sea, where, she'd suggested, we might stay temporarily.
It's strenuously no-frills and stripped-back, but early signs suggested we might be ok.
There I tentatively suggested we might apply those new rules that 'significantly improve the pre-existing fact-finding procedures' mandated by the Federal Constitution.
Judith and Tom Rees, old and trusted friends, first suggested we might look into finding a way to enrich the lives of inner-city children outside the classroom.
When capitalism is dead, Robbins suggests, we might not need poetry anymore.
Opinion polls suggest we might have to wait a while for the 10th reprinting.
In just the last few years, at least one modeling study suggests we might need to double that.
The title of Tom Wells's new play suggests we might be in for a noisily aggressive working-class drama.
He escorted me past master craftsmen, suggesting we might like a top made of five-inch planks of American cherry.
