Sentence examples for suggestion at all from inspiring English sources

He said: "There is no suggestion at all of any wrongdoing".

The Cockburn brothers make no suggestion at all beyond stressing the urgency of doing something to help the plight of the Iraqi people.In fact, the real strength of both books lies in their extraordinary reporting.

"If you look at brain cancer around the world over 25 years that cellphones have been in use, there's no suggestion at all of any increase in rates," said Dr. Meir J. Stampfer, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health and a consultant to the cellphone industry.

His opponents counter that there was no suggestion at all in the mid-80s that the IRA was interested in embarking on a peace process, and Mr Livingstone should have been concentrating on London issues rather than the IRA and, further afield, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation.

There's already a questionable suggestion or two (including one that isn't a suggestion at all) in the mix, which understandably haven't garned much love.

There is no suggestion at all that Sheikh Mohammed, who was described as being "absolutely appalled" by the failed tests, has done anything wrong.

She told Thatcher: "We hope that you will use your influence to persuade [Sri Lanka's] President Jayewardene to give a positive lead by making constructive suggestions at the All Parties Conference.

The issue of location is so fraught that the Town and Country Planning Association, a key proponent of new garden cities, refuses to make any suggestions at all.

Apple's patent appears to be designed to work with content sources including broadcast television, since it contains a provision for waiting for a commercial break before it even offers up any kind of scene suggestions at all, so it could definitely be included in any kind of over-the-top service that the Mac maker might have in the hopper.

Any suggestions at all would be appreciated" Lack of knowledge about the mental health system may also hinder access to professional help as was observed in an explicit question regarding self-admission to inpatient care.

The report provides insights into the conditions faced by scientists in the UK and makes a number of constructive suggestions at all levels of the academic enterprise that could help improve the culture of research and ensure continued high quality research.