Word: suggest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Said Anderson: "I am not running against General Eisenhower. I am running against Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, and I would respectfully suggest that neither is an Eisenhower...
Most economists suggest that another inflation indicator could be used to calculate cost of living adjustments. One possible alternative is the index used to adjust the gross national product for inflation. It is called the G.N.P. deflator and measures price increases in the whole economy and not just for consumer products. In the past year, for example, the CPI has increased 14%, while the more broadly based G.N.P. deflator has risen by only...
...P.L.A., Hanoi's forces are stretched thin, with 200,000 troops in Cambodia and 40,000 in Laos. Preoccupied with the threat from the north, the Vietnamese have replaced seasoned troops in Cambodia with raw draftees from South Viet Nam. Numerous desertions from Vietnamese army ranks in Cambodia suggest that morale is low among Southern recruits, who lack enthusiasm for Hanoi's cause...
...week. Their friendship, dating back to the early '70s, when both served as Finance Ministers, rests largely on shared views and temperaments. Both leaders are fiscal conservatives and political pragmatists. In addition, both men face tough re-election battles within the next ten months, leading some cynics to suggest that saturation TV coverage of the two incumbents was the real reason behind the state visit...
...trick, which no one has yet mastered, must be to choose one's friends so carefully that conflicts of loyalty do not arise. That may be why the New Testament generally ignores the idea of friendship: in order to suggest that individual friendships, like other temporal relationships, should be subsumed in Christianity. Yet Jesus loved John, and even Paul had friends. Whatever grand and lofty purpose friendship may serve, it is still most clearly recognized as something that one individual gives to another, something generous, expansive, akin to love but not exactly love. In a way, it is more...