Sentence examples for better suggesting from inspiring English sources

The Guardian leader wasn't much better – suggesting I'd chosen to sacrifice all Westminster ambitions for Ed.

As compared with previous runs of the diploma where much more time was spent in preparation for advanced courses, the class using the new approach performed better, suggesting that the approach used is worthy of further study.

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof went his fellow pundits one better, suggesting that what the US needs is a South Africa-style Truth and Reconciliation Commission to sort through not just the legal transgressions of the past eight years, but the political manipulations as well.

King was in a physical battle with Phil Jones all night, and while in the first half Jones tended to come off better – suggesting that he might replace Phil Jagielka at centre-back for England for the foreseeable future – King burst into life in the second half, forcing two good saves from Joe Hart.

Listed firms have also been doing better, "suggesting that after years of lacklustre growth the European sector is sustaining robust financial performance".Unfortunately, Ms Drakeman's experience says as much about the failings of European biotech as it does about its potential.

He calls for thought to be given as to how to make budget planning better, suggesting that involving community planner partnerships come improve localism.

The more you practise the better, suggests the research.

Or even better, suggests Konrath, they can look for ways to interact with the people they're helping.

But the references to Mr. Kushner and Mr. Stoppard better suggest her ambitions for "In the Wake".

Even better, suggests John Delaney, one of the leaders of the expedition, the smokers are spewing out microbes that actually live beneath the sea floor.

With the new service, Zoobean will now ask parents for more details about their children's interests, age, and reading level, to help better suggest content.