Sentence examples for suggesting no from inspiring English sources

It's just business, he was suggesting; no need to hold a grudge.

The trolleys outside were small, suggesting no one was expected to do their weekly shop here.

Randall conducted tests on hair and found no traces of opiates, suggesting no evidence of long-term drug use.

In reality, US rates are down, suggesting no increase in debt concerns whatsoever.

The eccentric mayoral contest in London reflects the disillusionment, with polls suggesting no great enthusiasm for the two main candidates.

Britain leads the EU's five biggest economies in take-up of superfast broadband, suggesting no shortage of investment.

Fast Eddie was Absent Eddie when his lawyer, Barry Spevack, argued that the "scheme was to sell property at a fair market value," suggesting no harm, no foul.

Analyses of studies funded by Coca-Cola or its trade association demonstrate that they have an 83% probability of producing results suggesting no harm from soda consumption.

While suggesting no direct link, they said, for example, that a man was attacked and severely beaten in a Los Angeles restaurant because he was speaking French.

But Darwin's delay probably had more to do with fear of disapproval, suggesting no small interest in his own social standing.

So far it does not look reassuring, with the government's reaction to the ARM sell-off suggesting no substantive change in direction.