Sentence examples for chapter suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Ann "could have been confident of her ability to support herself and her children, but not if she had also to deal with a layabout husband good for nothing but spinning verses," she writes in a chapter suggesting that Ann may well have encouraged Shakespeare to go to London.

Moreover, the final chapter suggests that perhaps all along Eva has been asking herself "the wrong question".

This forgotten chapter suggests that Islam is more mutable than either its radical adherents or its Western detractors allow -- and that Pashtun history offers an extraordinary precedent for peace as well as a legacy of war.

The final chapter suggests that Ashkenazi Jews are intelligent because of "natural selection for success in white-collar occupations", offering a testy defence of IQ tests, "criticisms and dismissals" of which "hardly ever come from scientists working in the area of cognitive testing".

This chapter suggests that Gain modulation can remove an instability while maintaining neuronal selectivities.

Levi argues in favor of the second option, and at the end of the chapter, suggests that both Maimonides and Ibn Ezra would agree with him.

The chapter suggests that these architectural elements should be identified in each project via a risk-based approach.

This chapter suggests that there is something seriously wrong with human accident investigations, safety training, and the availability of information.

The chapter suggests that this simple form of technology is particularly appropriate for nontechnical individuals and communities to relate to.

The chapter suggests that new principles may be discovered by examining a series of evolved designs, in this case, for arithmetic logic circuits.

The chapter suggests that the multiple log reader approach should be investigated to catch up with the performance penalty caused by the single log reader approach.