Sentence examples for expected suggestions from inspiring English sources
As expected, suggestions designed to increase the sensory dimension produced a selective increase in pain intensity ratings, whereas suggestions designed to increase pain affect produced increased unpleasantness ratings and elevated skin conductance responses.
They expected suggestion, they got a shaved phallus swinging against their frilly skirts like a medieval booby trap.
The artists said they expected the suggestion that the whole thing was a hoax, given that the only public explanation so far has come from puppets.
Officials say they believe that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, who first suggested the country might be willing to export its uranium temporarily, may have never expected that suggestion to be considered seriously.
A parliamentary commission is expected to offer suggestions for new legislation by the end of the year.
These increases are higher than expected, with previous suggestions that the totals would be raised to 134,000 and 120,000 for the army and police respectively.
Most of the Pickavance proposals are expected to mirror suggestions made by the shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, including a commitment to give many workers on zero-hours contracts the right to a contract with fixed minimum hours.
She said the alternative suggestions expected in the advisory committee's report had to be seen in the context that it had been asked to provide an analysis and recommendations on the economic impact of tier-one investors.
The guidance is expected to include suggestions on what type of ads to refuse, ensuring that payments for ads are traceable, staff training and the need to hold consultations with police and local authorities.
The individual reports for the participating laboratories reported all deviations from the expected values and suggestions of how to either solve or investigate the problem.
Secretary of State John Kerry may not have expected his casual suggestion that Syria avert American military action by giving up its chemical weapons to be taken seriously.
