Sentence examples for suggesting that the problem from inspiring English sources

Not so, replied velvetvine, suggesting that the problem lies instead with unimaginative western publishers.

Mr. Greenspan is suggesting that the problem can be fixed by throwing money at it.

Lifetime rates of the disorders, the researchers found, are higher in younger age groups, suggesting that the problem is increasingly common.

When they go abroad, they often come back more nationalistic, suggesting that the problem may not lie just with the "indoctrination" of the Chinese educational system.

Perhaps even more concerning is that this figure has increased by seven percentage points in the last five years, suggesting that the problem is getting worse.

Worse, as Fintan O'Toole, the Irish critic, noted last week in the Guardian, some hard Brexiteers have taken to suggesting that the problem can be solved simply by ditching the Good Friday Agreement.

Some of the new medical research complicates that picture, suggesting that the problems of lead, while connected with poor housing, can also be compounded by poor diet.

I am not suggesting that the problems and concerns of twenty-first-century Americans are not critical.

This suggests that the problem was less protocol than dissent.

That suggested that the problem involved the muscles.

Others suggest that the problem lies with the French themselves.