Sentence examples for suggesting there will be from inspiring English sources

"I'm not suggesting there will be a return of alligators and giant tortoises to Ellesmere island any time soon.

Cabinet ministers are suggesting there will be no big emergency budget for extra public works this autumn, despite earlier hints to the contrary.

The move of what Lloyds describes as "legal entities" indicates that the banking group is not suggesting there will be a mass relocation of its 16,000 Scottish-based staff.

I'm not suggesting there will be no more storms, droughts or blizzards.

And they have named the fund "Slack Fund I" suggesting there will be more money in the future.

Our findings mirror those of other recent surveys, suggesting there will be further deep contraction in UK economic output in coming months".

Recent events suggest there will be opportunists to match.

Some of my colleagues suggest there will be plenty of new jobs like robot repair person.

And the panelists not only expressed doubt on developments in those areas, but suggested there will be problems ahead.

Their underlying numbers suggest there will be no poor people in India by 2015, a highly unlikely prospect.

In an interview to be broadcast today, the Prime Minister will rule out a snap general election this autumn and suggest there will be no election until 2009.