Sentence examples for suggesting it would be from inspiring English sources

Its market capitalisation is well below its book value, suggesting it would be more valuable if broken up.On March 11th the Federal Reserve will reveal the results of the second of the two annual "stress tests" it conducts for big banks, which attempt to simulate downturns to make sure that banks have enough capital to withstand them.

The palace has said nothing suggesting it would be willing to take such a step.

He did not specify which, suggesting it would be his lower Holyrood MSP salary of £58,678.

If the truth were anything like what the plaintiffs are suggesting, it would be a very disturbing picture".

"We should be pleased that Prince Charles has these concerns," he said, suggesting it would be "ridiculous" if he were prevented from writing to ministers like anyone else.

But several voters rejected calls for Mr. Rangel to step aside, suggesting it would be undignified after 40 years of public service.

3. (C) Ocampo suggested it would be beneficial to reassure China that its access to oil would not be jeopardized.

Officials have suggested it would be at least a year.

Such a resolution wouldn't be pretty, but history suggests it would be reasonably effective.

Then again, why would it be?" Horn suggests it would be easier to run an unsuccessful record label.

Fallon suggests it would be better to be "honest and open" and publish a figure.