Sentence examples for A practical suggestion from inspiring English sources

A practical suggestion would be to place responsibility in the hands of other health care services.

A practical suggestion is that clinicians should use visual tools such as videos and pictorial aids to assist in meaningful delivery of key health messages [ 64].

A practical suggestion to be taken from this short historical analysis is that studies on the relation between sex and any other domain would greatly benefit from looking not only at sex differences and similarities but also at the correlations, or lack of, between the different features that show a sex difference.

Here's a practical suggestion for doing something about it, while raising university standards too.

A further contribution of great importance was made by South African statesman Jan Smuts, who published in December 1918 The League of Nations: A Practical Suggestion.

If someone says "We must have lunch," or "You must come to see us in Washington", do they actually mean this as a practical suggestion?

He doesn't have any practical suggestion for now, but he said that there should be an international certification authority.

Here's a small practical suggestion: if the Labour party could run a scheme together with constituency parties to select would-be interns from non-elite backgrounds, I hope that other London-based members, like me, would be willing to provide accommodation and maybe board for three months over the summer, to make it possible for a wider range of people to gain experience of how Westminster works.

Another woman had a more practical suggestion.

A more practical suggestion came from J. S. Mill, in the nineteenth century: give extra votes to citizens with university degrees or intellectually demanding jobs.

So here is a modest, practical suggestion, which draws these threads together: enlist the aid of the IRS to collect contributions from alumni in lieu of tuition/fees from students.