Sentence examples for time for suggesting from inspiring English sources

She criticised tabloid speculation at the time for suggesting her hiatus was related to drink, drugs or personal problems, telling Billboard: "That's what my break was really about.

Local officials have forced a temporary halt in many towns as they seek assurances that they will not be liable in case of injury, but also to buy time for suggesting alternative sites -- like dumps -- to spare their tree-lined streets.

Two years later, he was convicted a second time, this time for suggesting that American troops might be used to intimidate strikers in Britain (Clark 1975, 337 339).

First Lady Michelle Obama is under fire -- again -- this time for suggesting that American drink more water.

We are asked to accept that even when his own lawyer threatened to sue the Sunday Times for suggesting that he had played a role in the alleged Savile coverup, Thompson still had no inkling of what it was all about.

At the same time, he apologized for suggesting on Tuesday that the Legislature had been vacationing.

At the time, some criticized Senator McCain for suggesting that Senator Obama could not be an Arab, because he was a decent, family man and citizen.

The jointly estimated coalescence time for COII and ITS suggests that the extant E. formosa populations probably originated approximately 0.3 Mya, during the middle Pleistocene period.

This could imply that volunteers perform tasks which staff do not have time for, which suggests that the volunteer role may not really be a distinct role, but a way of stretching available funding.

We did not observe increased AC proliferation under any condition probably due to the more chronic time points selected suggesting time-dependency for the different severities.

The semblance contours are as expected for a single phase arrival, even for later time intervals, suggesting that the main energy arrives from one direction.