Sentence examples for understood to suggest from inspiring English sources

We accept that the articles may have been understood to suggest that the McCanns had withheld information from the authorities.

Even if it does, it should not be understood to suggest that the problem of doubling the cube first arose in the fourth century with the Delians.

First, Aristotle is emphatic that the system dates after the time of Pythagoras, and second, his expression "so-called Pythagoreans" is most reasonably understood to suggest that, although he knows that the name "Pythagorean" is often given to Philolaus and his contemporaries, he can see little reason to connect the philosophical system they espouse to Pythagoras himself.

Clarification: An earlier version of this article could have been understood to suggest that wounded veterans are not given full military honors at their funerals.

The repeated reference to one of the men carrying a backpack that was visible in earlier photographs but not in later ones could fairly have been understood to suggest that one of the plaintiffs had left his backpack at the scene, as the perpetrator was believed to have done.

Fundamentally, each MCS can be understood to suggest several important in vivo model validation experiments.

Briatore is understood to have suggested yesterday that Dowie ought to start certain players in today's game at Reading.

The SFO is not investigating Maguire's concerns but is understood to have suggested that the FSA continue to monitor the situation.

But executives from the firm have also been in touch with Ctrip for several years and the Chinese firm is understood to have suggested a takeover earlier this year.

The names he is understood to have suggested are himself, Sports Direct's chief executive, Dave Forsey, the retailer's finance director, Bob Mellors and two other Sports Direct executives - retail and buying chiefs, Karen Byers and Sean Nevitt.

Angela Rayner, the shadow education secretary, is understood to have suggested the situation was unfair when she had followed the three-line whip despite having reservations about a second referendum.