Sentence examples for suggests will be from inspiring English sources

Shorten has dismissed the concerns, saying "anything that Labor suggests will be consistent with our international trade obligations".

"Whatever restaurant in the city you want!" Picholine, he suggests, will be quiet at lunch, perfect for conversation.

At this point, Bush's lack of credibility fairly guarantees that just about anything he suggests will be challenged, whether or not the challenge is rational.

But even that conk on the bean may be the sort of "unforgettable experience" the ad suggests will be derived from sitting soveryclose.

One result of this, he suggests, will be undoubtedly more pressure on the wages of the full-time employed and less protection of working conditions.

"Government", a resident diplomat suggests, "will be regularised".The new prime minister, Abdullah bin Nasser al-Thani, is a military man who is less flamboyant than his predecessor.

Who are the 50,000 people who it is suggested will be affected?

A new nation (South Sudan is one of the names suggested) will be born.

Ad pages for March, Mr. Jones suggested, will be up 30percentt over the year prior.

What does she suggest will be the result of the behavior she has observed?

"It is hard to see how what he is suggesting will be workable".