Sentence examples for suggesting that since from inspiring English sources

One might be comfortable suggesting that since fitness trackers are biggest overall category today of wearables that fitness trackers generally represent all wearables, but I'm not.

Judge Sweeney has appeared to dismiss that argument, suggesting that since Cardinal Law was a defendant, his status as corporation sole could make the archdiocese legally responsible.

Why was Mike asking about the membership numbers of the KKK? Was he suggesting that since it's such a small organization, this national outrage was overblown?

Some analysts are suggesting that, since tax revenues have been higher than forecast, the government can pay its bills until August 10th, or even September.

Mr. Perle is comparing the Iraqi people to the American people, and suggesting that since Saddam used gas against his own people, you never know, he may do the same to us.

We should also refrain from suggesting that since Two Tahitian Women normally hangs quite happily and unassailed in the Metropolitan Museum in New York, this seems like a case of the rest of the US being more uptight than Manhattan.

There are no published studies to suggest that has changed since 2006.

Their research suggests that since 1590, popes have named an increasing number of saints.

But the latest estimate suggests that since then it has risen 27%.

(European law suggests that, since Yussuf entered the continent in Italy, that is where he should register).

I suggested that since I had a back ailment, I might use treatments for it as a cover.