Sentence examples for that time suggested from inspiring English sources

But an analysis of 10 similar sales around that time suggested that the property was actually worth about $279,000.

Today, Barber said team doctors at that time suggested he might want to consider having surgery on the arm to ensure that the bone would recover fully.

However, US reporting on the Spanish flu and other diseases that arose at that time suggested erroneously that a surge in immigration caused the increased infections.

I decided to set The Falling in the 1960s because much of the research I had carried out, certainly into mass psychogenic outbreaks at that time, suggested sexual guilt, or a preoccupation with sexual matters as a factor.

Jeremy Giles SC, acting for the company and receivers, queried network expansions between July and December 2014, when a financial report from that time suggested same-store sales had fallen 7% on the previous year.

In a Guardian interview in March, the former cabinet secretary said that the polls at that time suggested "a Lab-Lib coalition with a deal with the SNP" looked like a feasible scenario.

Diski's unspooling memory of that time suggests that the early days of their encounter have never been too far from her thoughts.

But as tensions cleaved members of campus, accounts from that time suggest that one major player seemed to keep out of the controversy: Penn State itself.

Whatever they were doing, whether they were target shooting at that time, suggests there were two different people.

That a 23-6 victoverover Ireland secured England a seventh straight Six Nations championship, and sixth grand slam in that time, suggests it was all but inevitable.

Though the arbitrators hearing the matter did not specifically concur, their award of 100 percent of the money transferred during that time suggests the panel agreed.