Sentence examples similar to a suggested end from inspiring English sources

Gerson and his team gave Hughes notes for a suggested ending.

As a result, he suggested ending White House press briefings.

An article on Wednesday about the stir created when Paul Butler, a retired surgeon, suggested ending football at Dover High School in New Hampshire because of brain injury concerns misstated the name of a river near his home.

When as a joke Ferguson suggested ending their awkward pause with cuddling, Segel said, "I'm in".

It suggested ending a mandatory 90-day consultation period when a company is considering redundancy programmes and instead called for a standard 30-day period and an emergency five-day period if a firm was in severe distress.

A Town's Passion for Football, a Retired Doctor's Concern Dr. Paul Butler created a stir when he suggested ending football at Dover High School in New Hampshire, citing evidence of the peril the sport poses to the brains of players.

Steven M. Sultanoff, a clinical psychologist in Costa Mesa, California, suggested ending your day by recalling three things that you are grateful for at the moment.

One suggested ending welfare programs.

I don't for a minute suggest ending attractions that run alongside the racing, but true racing enthusiasts should never be allowed to feel like also-rans.

Tracing the genealogy of the "racist bone" defense helps to shed light on how the Reagan administration and its allies helped to normalize a discourse that suggests ending racism is a matter of individual benevolence and magnanimity, a discourse that makes it harder to grapple with the damaging legacies of centuries of slavery, segregation and racism.

This article ends with a suggested new definition of sustainable urbanism, which resembles future requirements.