Sentence examples for when they suggested from inspiring English sources

The Italians elicited an outraged response from Tunis when they suggested intervening militarily to block the boats.

On April 7th economists at the IMF caused a stir when they suggested the world needed to get used to a "permanent oil shock".

But researchers in India spawned a debate two years ago when they suggested that the list should include esophageal cancer, a deadly disease with a low survival rate.

But when they suggested kicking down the doors, they were haughtily dismissed as cowboys by United Nations officials who preferred a more genteel approach.

And the Democratic consultants and campaign workers I spoke with struck me as taking their wishes for reality when they suggested that McCain won't have coattails.

" Now this, unbelievably, was precisely the phrase used by pimps and racketeers on the Avenue when they suggested, both humorously and intensely, that I "hang out" with them.

The app also lets users follow other people of interest and receive notifications when they suggest a hangout, as well as receive event suggestions when it's quiet.

Self-effacing jokes work best when they suggest something that is not true.

Perhaps scholars are correct when they suggest that this president does best when he is in trouble.

How can we take titles seriously when they suggest a cloak-and-suit-specialty--Ginsberg, Vogue, Pantz?

Indeed, in suggesting that the utmost caution is required, we are simply taking the scientists at their word, when they suggest how transformative it really is.