Sentence examples for that first suggested from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that first suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial idea or proposal that was presented or introduced by someone or something. Example: "The theory that first suggested the existence of black holes was revolutionary in the field of astrophysics."
It was my friend Tom (The Hungry Cyclist) that first suggested giving chub the ceviche treatment and it worked a treat.
This "were-jaguar" is the hallmark of Olmec art, and it was the unity of objects in this style that first suggested to scholars that they were dealing with a new and previously unknown civilization.
This month has seen a flurry of jibes aimed at Dr Andrew Wakefield, the lead author of the study published in 1998 that first suggested a link between the MMR vaccination and autism.
The thieves focused on major national retail chains like OfficeMax, Barnes & Noble, BJ's Wholesale Club, the Sports Authority and T. J. Maxx — the discount clothes retailer that first suggested the existence of the ring early last year, when it said its systems had been breached by hackers.
The state did not prosecute anyone for the deaths, yet it was the state Development Authority that first suggested to the predominantly white tourism board that the event warranted public acknowledgement; for years, inquiring tourists received only a handmade flier with directions to the Mount Zion Church, which holds an annual memorial service for the three men.
Nobody could remember why the merger had been pushed through in the first place nobody, that is, except Gerald Levin, who had been Mr Ross's head of strategy at the time, who wrote the paper that first suggested the merger, and who took over Mr Ross's job after his death.
It's the patch of colour, a green much brighter than that of the sheep-nibbled turf covering the rest of the slope, that first suggests there might be something worth investigating.
Many economists at first suggested that things were not as bad as they looked.
Rabbi Bernheim at first suggested that Mr. Lyotard had essentially plagiarized from him, but then recanted.
This was the "shotgun wedding" scenario that was first suggested by Labour figures as long ago as last December.
To guard against that, Mr. Bloomberg first suggested that perhaps a third of his commissioners would be replaced.
