Sentence examples for examples to suggest from inspiring English sources

It is but one of myriad examples to suggest Labour's education policy needs a lot more than a tonal change.

The officials and aides, who had also had almost daily contact with the president, provided no anecdotes or examples to suggest that he had symptoms while in office.

We extend these examples to suggest the appropriate application of group-randomized trials for pet population dynamics research.

Still, there are plenty of actual examples to suggest that advertising copywriters are becoming bolder, more inventive, more inspired — which is perhaps to say more desperate — in their revisions of critical history.

But people tracking the issue say there are enough examples to suggest the policies are becoming more mainstream, and in some states courts have upheld the legality of refusing to employ smokers.

Recent episodes where post-market events have forced regulators to be more than usually cautious will be used as examples to suggest possible pitfalls to the extension of approved claims for rFVIIa.

It is absurd, for example, to suggest that $25,000 is adequate for a family of four anywhere in the United States.

Ms Greening also drew on the capital's example to suggest a nationwide "smart cards" system.

It is not uncommon for obstetricians, for example, to suggest that pregnant women remove cats from their homes because of the potential for infection from toxoplasmosis.

In a series that ran early this year, The British Medical Journal concluded that the research was not just unethically financed but also "fraudulent" (that timelines were misrepresented, for example, to suggest direct culpability of the vaccine).

Another characteristic of opus anglicanum was the general vivacity of expression and pose in the figure modeling of features the use of split stitches worked spirally, for example, to suggest rotund cheeks and black, popping eyes.