Sentence examples for yes suggesting from inspiring English sources

In a New York Times column this spring, Tom Friedman said yes, suggesting that it should dedicate a fraction of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) money to promote innovation.

Still, when asked whether New York is the greatest city in the world, two-thirds of residents said yes, suggesting that the allure of the city and the economic opportunities it offers will keep people there despite hardships.

Widespread agreement that the answer to this questions is "yes" suggests that there is some other principle at work.

" If she says yes suggest a good place like JCPenny or Kohls etc.

Make it easy for them to say yes by suggesting a small test.

When George Robertson, erstwhile secretary general of Nato, used a New York speech to warn of the "cataclysmic" effects of a yes vote, suggesting it would be an early Christmas present for global terrorists, even close colleagues had to avert their ears.

On Sunday, when asked if he would condemn Duke and the Klan, Trump failed to give an unequivocal "yes," instead suggesting that he did not know who Duke was and that he had to do research on the organization.

The only poll of Scots after they have voted shows the no campaign leading with 54% compared to 46% for the yes camp, suggesting the nation has voted against independence.

Ms. Reed said yes, but suggested looking for jobs posted on the company Web site.

The size of the yes vote suggests that these old forces may hold quite some sway.

Whatever you may think of Bishop, a cast including Samantha Spiro and (yes!) Chesney Hawkes suggests this may be a decent accompaniment to the annual search for that elusive final Quality Street fudge.