Sentence examples for suggesting the time from inspiring English sources

A. Obviously, negotiating these deals, we were more optimistic in suggesting the time frame.

Prior was considered by many lucky to have been recalled, Jos Buttler's explosive batting suggesting the time had come for last season's England player of the year to step aside for the coming man.

It is interesting that Sir Hugh Orde, spokesperson for top cops in England and Wales, should respond to the "plebgate" fall-out by suggesting the time may have come for an independent police ombudsman such as they have in Northern Ireland.

The results were comparable with those measured by a quasi-static method using a vibrating sample magnetometer, although there were small discrepancies in hysteresis parameters suggesting the time-dependence of the magnetic properties.

We thank Alexandros Stamatakis for suggesting the time-and-likelihood comparison between FastTree and RAxML and for commenting on the manuscript.

The results provide evidence that STRO-1-sorted hPDLCs after expansion are not superior compared to their unsorted parental cells, suggesting the time-consuming cell selection and expansion procedure can be avoided in cell-based periodontal regeneration.

For one thing, she suggested, the time spent in school could be shortened.

Three days later, on "Meet the Press," Andrew H. Card Jr., the White House chief of staff, suggested the time was not ripe.

But the 20percentt increase in less than a month suggests the time has come for the big producers to rethink their resistance to increasing production.

Marie-Jeanne Lecca's costumes are a ragbag of styles and periods, though they suggest the time of the opera's inception in the 1890s.

He also suggested the "time will come" when the government decides that British planes should carry out air strikes, rather than leaving it to the US.