Sentence examples for the press suggest from inspiring English sources

Details leaked to the press suggest that the compound contained far more women and children than the Seals expected.

But leaks published in the press suggest that some of Brazil's biggest firms, in industries ranging from banking to manufacturing, are involved.

Worst of all, the outlines of the US framework agreement for continued talks, which have been leaked to the press, suggest far too much ambiguity about the remaining issues that both sides need to discuss.

Documents leaked to the press suggest that the generals in the Balkans acted correctly in warning of its dangers although questions need asking about whether all NATO units heeded these warnings, and whether NATO and the UN did enough to keep civilians away from areas of contamination.

Before that, a smear campaign in the press suggested the council takes orders from foreign donors.

I used to laugh when the press suggested that Tony was surrounded by "yes men".

The press suggested – erroneously – that Marianne had been found in a compromising position with a Mars bar.

"I've gotten calls from the press suggesting that the city is on the verge of political implosion, and it's just not the case.

Israel said little in public yesterday about the draft, but reports in the press suggested political leaders were happy with the result.

Friedman and others leaked stories to the press suggesting that Hartman, a former actor, was not the nice guy he appeared to be on the air.

By then, some of Trump's lackeys had given weaselly statements in the press suggesting that some sort of modification was in the works.