Sentence examples for suggests former from inspiring English sources

Thorman's email to a colleague suggests former Watchdog host's Julia Bradbury's financial demands – or, at least, those of her agent – may have been an obstacle to her taking the Countryfile presenter's job.

"Cars might be what tablets could not be for carriers," suggests former Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi.

Time for a code of good practice, suggests former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, to put everyone's mind at rest.

Clubs are denying promising English talent the opportunity to flourish by not providing them with enough first-team opportunities, suggests former Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry.

In the thinnest patinas, there are virtually no intermediate alteration layers between the host rock and the carbonaceous components, the adhesion of which takes place directly on the feldspars constituting the substrate; their fine grain size and crumbled appearance, which creates a porous surface favoring C deposition, suggests former processes of granular disintegration.

The data suggests former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is the most similar to Reagan, with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and businessman Donald Trump tied for second place.

Only then did Mr. Lieberman suggest "former Vice President Gore".

Four men have been suggested: former Slovenian president Danilo Turk; Serbia's Vuk Jeremic; Portugal's former PM António Guterres; Igor Luksic of Montenegro; and Srgjan Kerim, a Macedonian diplomat.

Several suggested former President Bill Clinton as a replacement for his wife; that way New Yorkers could refer to "Senator Clinton" without skipping a beat.

Although some have suggested former Australian of the Year Goodes could look at a political career or become even more involved in indigenous issues, Goodes clearly isn't bothered by not being part of the daily grind of the AFL.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Tens of thousands of Brazilians took to the streets on Wednesday night after revelations that suggest former president Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva was given a ministerial post by president Dilma Rousseff to avoid prosecution on corruption charges.