Sentence examples for suggested with the from inspiring English sources

But, as the sociologist Barbara Katz Rothman suggested with the phrase "the tentative pregnancy," testing has also changed the nature of pregnancy.

How about replacing the word "recognize," Mr. Obama suggested, with the word "note?" The result: "The era of banking secrecy is over," the final communiqué said.

His seated figures are eloquent of the gravity and monumentality of the human body, and in them intense emotion is suggested with the surest of means.

Mr Clegg's party will hold on to four of them, the results suggested, with the Tories set to increase their lead in the Cornwall seat of Camborne & Redruth.

Around 50% of the issued share capital in Foxtons will be available at the flotation and a dividend of between 35% to 40% of profits after tax has been suggested, with the possibility of special dividends.

Two pro-European parties will dominate Ukraine's new parliament, results from Sunday's poll suggested, with the groups loyal to the president, Petro Poroshenko, and the prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, each winning more than 21% of the vote.

The survey suggests with "the benefit of hindsight", more than a third would have chosen a different course.

In "Putin's Puppet," in Slate, Franklin Foer suggests, with the benefit of original reporting, that one reason for Trump's attitude has to do with his business ambitions.

"What I was suggesting with the advent of the males was that a whole new spirit of curiosity and enquiry was born, which seems to me quite possible.

One-in-five adoptions currently break down, reports suggest, with the average wait being two years and seven months.

That I suggest with the title Beyond Creed: From Religion to Spirituality.