Sentence examples for suggesting problems from inspiring English sources

It also sells to Mexico and Canada, suggesting problems could be more widespread.

"The high mortality rates had been known about for years previously and some of the trusts also had other indicators suggesting problems with patient safety.

While 13,000 fewer voters turned out in the county with the most black voters, suggesting problems with the Democratic base, Republicans in Georgia piled up insurmountable leads in predominantly white rural and suburban counties.

"Think about your own life and problems in your life and how you can come up with a solution," Halberg said, suggesting problems like coffee cups that spill and air conditioners that are too noisy.

From this perspective, teaching undergraduates economics as a series of interconnected debates at best risks needlessly confusing students and at worst actively misleading them by suggesting problems or gaps in the theories where there are none (well, at least none that impressionable young students need to worry about).

Only two of them were facing regulatory action from the CQC, suggesting problems were slipping under the radar.

But the latest financial disclosures from the majors suggest problems with reserves were nothing unusual.

The records suggested problems in care may be contributing to those unexplained deaths.

Economists were somewhat reassured by the slower core increase, but the thrust of the report suggested problems to come.

Arteea, age 10, weight 10-5 Some promise as a novice three years ago but lack of runs since suggests problems.

Indications of low achievement and regional inequalities, in spite of relatively heavy public investment, suggested problems with system effectiveness.