Sentence examples for suggesting once from inspiring English sources

Ratings are down for this season (suggesting once again that journalists are more fascinated by their business than the public is).

The island is the island and Brooklyn is Brooklyn — suggesting once again that there is an emotional geography of place that is as potent as the actual geography of place.

The event feels uncomfortably hyped; there is an accompanying book, "The Lost Gospel: The Quest for the Gospel of Judas Iscariot" (National Geographic; $27), by Herbert Krosney, devoted to the tale of the Gospel's rediscovery and sale, an all too human story suggesting, once again, that Mammon's servant problem is more easily solved than that other master's.

Residents reported gunfire exchanges, and the French government said its ambassador's motorcade had been fired on by Mr. Gbagbo's forces, "suggesting once more that Laurent Gbagbo no longer respects anything, that he is pursuing his policy of blind violence, and that he doesn't hesitate to threaten human life, Ivorian and foreign alike," a statement from the French foreign ministry said.

The frequency of pin track cleaning also differ, with authors suggesting once daily [6, 27], twice daily [3, 4], weekly [27, 33] or 'when required' [28].

In fact, in the mobile scenarios, where connectivity is more often scarcer, there is a clear reduction of the number of topology changes, suggesting once more that the OLSR protocol does not scale appropriately.

I suggest once a fortnight.

Or as some have cynically suggested: once they discovered who I was.

He suggested, once again, that he had been an intelligence asset.

The opinion polls suggest once again that Lula is cruising to victory (see article).

To the next generation of start-ups, she suggests: Once you figure out how many employees you need, add another.