Sentence examples for with suggests from inspiring English sources

The evidence the author himself marshals — though doesn't come to grips with — suggests that we cannot count on Dimon as a savior.

The most convincing of all the attempts to explain his behaviour, which Shipman resolutely refused to assist with, suggests that he became addicted to the GP's power to both cure and kill.

That "ice cream" and "bumblebee" ever had hyphens to begin with suggests an excess of fussiness on the part of older lexicographers, and may explain some of Mr. Stevenson's annoyance.

At worst, the investigation, which Mr Mitchell cooperated with, suggests senior police, unwittingly or otherwise, colluded in a mendacious plot to cost a senior cabinet minister his job.Mr Mitchell had been accused by officers on duty at 10 Downing Street of calling them "fucking plebs", among other abusive terms, after they prevented him from riding a bicycle through the street's main gate.

In its original form (see, e.g., [2], [3] for references), the numerical-analytic approach that we are dealing with suggests one to look for a solution of (1), (2) among the limit functions of certain n -parametric family of sequences possessing property (2) (see, e.g., [2], [3]).

Peaceful Uprising, the organization he works with, suggests that we demonstrate our support at court houses around the country on the day of sentencing, next Tuesday, July 26th.

The Treasury would retaliate with suggested cuts.

Free with suggested contribution: $4.

Mr. Gillinson credited Mr. Golijov with suggesting his illustrious colleagues.

The description is vivid and filled with suggested sites and activities to check out.

Free music lesson with suggested donation: $5 $33 for children and the elderly.