Sentence examples for this week suggests from inspiring English sources

The good news is that Conservative rhetoric this week suggests the coalition accepts this.

Yet Apple's climbdown this week suggests a faith in Swift's longevity as an artist.

A separate report this week suggests he still wants a fifth Indy movie to enter production.

Nothing in his temperament this week suggests a Dustinesque meltdown's on the cards, but history teaches us very little sometimes.

Is it only one in three teachers who are falsely accused of misconduct, as a survey this week suggests?

An article that appeared on Collapse Board this week suggests they do, and has provoked much discussion.

But this week suggests a new generation of comics is emerging who are willing to address difficult subjects.

A cursory glance at the synopsis of his latest novel, Love Me, published here this week, suggests some biographical echoes.

A study released by the United Nations Children's Fund this week suggests that Britain has quite a problem.

A separate ICM poll, published by Greenpeace earlier this week, suggests Labour would lose the London constituencies of Battersea, Ealing Central and Acton, Brentford and Isleworth, and Hammersmith if the plan went ahead.

But a new report by the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR), due to be published later this week, suggests that £40bn would be the minimum size worth bothering with if the new bank is to make a serious difference to the economy, and urges Osborne to allow it to raise funds on capital markets to boost its lending power to £100bn.