Sentence examples for suggestion of some from inspiring English sources

That's the suggestion of some recent research.

(The set, by Ann Bartek, is both a literal attic and a suggestion of some celestial otherworld).

Two Portuguese sheepherders were tried for the crime but acquitted; there was no evidence of a robbery or suggestion of some other motive, and the case was dropped.

The suggestion of some ulterior motive for the affair, particularly ambition, was risible in a way that the widow could not have imagined.

The Federal Reserve has not followed the suggestion of some that it pursue a monetary policy strategy aimed at pushing up longer-run inflation expectations.

But already, they have proved a more effective discipline than Gordon Brown's prudence, and they certainly beat George Osborne's pathetic suggestion of some sort of national debt commission.

Contrary to the suggestions of some critics of the Obama Administration, the mere existence of political uncertainty isn't sufficient to derail economic growth.

The channel says it is responding to the demands of former viewers who joined Facebook groups about the shows — and to the suggestions of some of its interns, who pulled together a presentation last summer to pitch the programming block.

But that has been complicated by their geographic separation, by suggestions of some of Mrs. Clinton's advisers that she draw some distance from her husband, and by the continuing distraction of Mrs. Clinton's new job, the friend said.

Those by individual suggestions of some specialists were excluded.

There is also a suggestion of overlap of some susceptibility loci with other immune related diseases.