Sentence examples for compelling suggestions from inspiring English sources
Instead recommendations from friends provide far more accurate and compelling suggestions, though there's room for just a dozen or so.
These findings offer some compelling suggestions about how to target young adults at risk for long-term adult inactivity, chronic diseases, and premature death.
If only Gay had explored at greater length his most compelling suggestion — that novelists compose their fictions as acts of revenge.
MacCabe doesn't press the links between Godard's cinematic iconoclasm and his Protestant roots too far, but he does make the compelling suggestion that there is a parallel between a Protestant priestly caste and the young guns of the Cahiers du Cinéma magazine, Godard among them, whose love of film was a genuine faith.
By way of addressing security beyond the workplace, his most compelling suggestion is a basic citizen's income, payable to all, which would increase the bargaining power of people at the low end, and by cutting across the orthodox benefit systems' serial poverty traps, actually increase the incentive to work.
A compelling suggestion is that participants lifting SWI stimuli erroneously predict the large block will weigh more than the small block, and, as a consequence, grip and lift it with more force than they use on the small block.
One compelling suggestion is that Warburg metabolism supports the synthesis of precursors that are needed to produce biomass.
With aromatase, the congruence of our different analyses makes a compelling suggestion that the three aromatase paralogs in pigs arose by two duplication events in the late Eocene or early Oligocene.
Equally compelling is the suggestion that climate change is leading to conflict.
Most compelling is tentative suggestion of a role for omalizumab in the treatment of CHES.
The studio also includes a number of compelling new features including suggestions for wording your invitation and the ability to upload and re-size multiple photos to your invitation.
