Sentence examples for suggesting us from inspiring English sources

It points out that "the most chilling reports based on documents leaked by Edward Snowden are those suggesting US and allied intelligence agencies targeted news organisations, journalists, and human rights groups for surveillance".

With a suggesting US selling price of $99 for the 6400 model and $149 for the 8400's, the KNS headphone series provides professional sound quality at an affordable price.

The former supreme allied commander in Europe (Saceur) derided Trump's foreign policy, after the candidate gave an interview to the New York Times suggesting US protection for Nato allies could depend on if "they had met their obligations to us".

A report this week suggesting US manufacturing shrank in August added to the mood of caution around the economic outlook but many economists still see a rate rise in December as likely.

That bears out my recent post suggesting US consumers are only "saving" to the extent they are paying down debt.The second thought relates to my old obsession, the British housing market.

One of Japan's leading politicans has apoligised for suggesting US servicemen should visit brothels in his prefecture - but stopped short of apologising for saying that wartime sex slaves were a necessary evil.

That suggests US interest rates will stay on hold for longer and increases the pressure on the European Central Bank to launch its own QE programme.

Computational experiments suggest us to use a path-following approach provided in the literature for pricing and a tabu search procedure for location.

The finger of blame points to an obstacle different from the one the movie suggests: us.

They suggest US intelligence has been anxious to make inroads with Hamas, or recruit agents, inside the Gaza Strip.

Other US banks, notably JP Morgan, have warned about job losses and the Fitch ratings agency suggested US banks could relocate jobs to Ireland and the Netherlands.