Sentence examples for suggesting a number from inspiring English sources

Scrutiny of the imagery showed a pattern of tyre tracks at the suspected firing position, suggesting a number of vehicles parked in a line at the site.

Royal Mail continues its relentless rise, with weekend reports suggesting a number of investment banks had valued it at around £5bn rather than the flotation price of £3.3bn.

But he admitted he was troubled by figures from the 2014 survey suggesting a number of serving soldiers still did not have faith in their own complaints system.

Royal Mail initially continued its relentless rise, with weekend reports suggesting a number of investment banks had valued it at around £5bn rather than the flotation price of £3.3bn.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, has circulated a consultative paper suggesting a number of reforms, such as making a vote on a firm's future pay policy binding; requiring at least 75% of shareholders to approve remuneration policies; a binding shareholder vote where directors who leave collect more than a year's worth of basic salary.

The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, and we're honoring that history by suggesting a number of ideas, based on Times resources past and present, for thinking about why, how and to whom you, your family or your students might give this season.

It suggests a number of things.

Mr. Chany suggests a number of other ideas.

People associated with the orchestra suggested a number of reasons.

He suggests a number of steps to increase transparency.

The Five Year Forward View will suggest a number of actions that could make a difference.