("S," for example, suggests simplifying the message).
Zigzagging, for example, suggests it is long-lining for tuna.
Participating in a live Q&A, for example, suggests that you're truly focusing on this topic.
Tabor, for example, suggests that the crucifixion took place on the Mount of Olives.
Socrates, for example, suggests that books impede learning by undermining memory; people on the fast track may know that instinctively.
RSIGuard, for example, suggests a break every 1,000 keystrokes, the average number a person types in 25 minutes.
One of the new commercials featuring Mr. Cruz, for example, suggests pouring the chicken with country vegetables variety over rice.
The CARE action network, for example, suggests who to send emails or letters to on humanitarian causes.
Evidence from Los Angeles County, for example, suggests that grading restaurants can reduce hospitalizations for food-borne illness.
Barrigan-Parrilla, for example, suggests fallowing much of the almond orchards in Westlands Water District, which covers large swaths of land in Fresno and Kern Counties.
Getting Things Done by David Allen, for example, suggests pretending you're on an aeroplane at different levels to see your progress towards your objectives.
