Sentence examples for suggesting collaboration from inspiring English sources

In Deir al-Zor, planes seemed to fly in and out of Iraqi airspace, perhaps suggesting collaboration with Baghdad.

Martin Baron, The Herald's executive editor, said that since his organization took steps to examine ballots, he was called by Joseph Lelyveld, the executive editor of The New York Times, and Leonard Downie Jr., the executive editor of The Post, each suggesting collaboration.

Other functional categories overrepresented in the TPEs in relation to both Taylorella and Achromobacter are "coenzyme transport and metabolism" (P = 0.002 and P = 5.8E−11) and "nucleotide transport and metabolism" (P = 0.01 and P = 1.2E−10), suggesting collaboration between the endosymbionts and their hosts in the synthesis of these compounds and, therefore, maintenance of necessary genes.

So we were suggesting collaborations.

They chose the acronym because it suggests collaboration.

The evidence collected at Ansar's bases also suggest collaboration with Al Qaeda.

A resistance group in Falluja said the kidnap suggests collaboration with foreign forces.

The main event is "International Geographic," an engaging installation that suggests collaboration between like-minded artists.

During a briefing to reporters Saturday afternoon, Father Lombardi said the investigation into the leaks and possible other charges against Mr. Gabriele and others had not been formally closed, though the investigations had not turned up anything to suggest "collaboration or complicity" by anyone else.

The suggested collaboration model gives rise to a high rate of unique localization.

This appears to be inconsistent with studies that suggest collaboration can have positive motivational effects for students in robotics contexts (Eguchi 2015; Mitnik et al. 2008).