Sentence examples for the first suggesting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the first suggesting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to an initial suggestion, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The first suggesting of this idea came during our brainstorming session."
While previous Iraqi statements have spoken of a meeting between the two leaderships, Mr. Ramadan's reported comments were the first suggesting a face-to-face meeting between Presidents Hussein and Rafsanjani, who have never met before.
In 2010, General Chiarelli said that about 60 percent of Army suicides occurred during a soldier's first enlistment, typically four years, and that the most dangerous year was the first — suggesting that repeated deployments to war zones were not necessarily a major factor in suicide.
Third, we found no evidence that success in the second movement was dependent on success in the first or duration of the first, suggesting that the consequence of the two movements were independent of one another.
Our data in VL patients is the first suggesting a protective role of sCD40L.
Subjects were tested in two test conditions, the first suggesting a rank reversal within a matriline, and the second a rank reversal between matrilines.
Haemodynamic and symptomatic side effects after the second dose of IMN were, if anything, less than after the first, suggesting that a 16 hour treatment interval is not associated with unacceptable systemic levels of drug.
The first suggests that the world is on fire.
The first suggested technique is named the target function technique.
The first suggests an explanation derived from strategic level analysis.
The first suggests that the planet gradually spiraled in toward its star due to a gravitational interaction with the disk.
The star Algol was the first suggested as an eclipsing binary, by John Goodricke, in 1782.
