Sentence examples for garner suggests from inspiring English sources

To insist on abuses of institutional power, Garner suggests, nullifies the fact that all relationships contain asymmetries of power, and that there are "gradations of offence".

The seasonal uplift is strong evidence, Garner suggests, that overprescribing is taking place and underlines the need for the results of the project to be shared with the NHS.

Further, Garner suggests that Cochrane is "perhaps unduly uncritical of the utility of employing justice as a means to protect the interests of animals".

Garner suggests building a look to camouflage the tricky body part -- T-length skirts that cover chubby knees, for example -- and buying items that fit the largest part of you, and then getting them tailored to fit from there.

They exchanged book recommendations; Garner suggested the nineteenth-century critic and grammar authority Richard Grant White, while Wallace proffered his high-lit triad of DeLillo, Gass, and Gaddis.

Garner, too, suggests mentally substituting "not one" and "not any" in the sentence to see which better fits the sense, and using the singular or plural as appropriate.

Sadly, explained Dr Garner, evidence suggests that the reintroduction programme also introduced the amphibian chytrid fungus to the island and the species.

A video recorded by a friend of Garner named Ramsey Orta shows much of what ensued; it suggests that Garner posed no threat to anybody.

A (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1ka4oKu1jo) recorded by a friend of Garner named Ramsey Orta shows much of what ensued; it suggests that Garner posed no threat to anybody.

A (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1ka4oKu1jo) recorded by a friend of Garner named Ramsey Orta shows much of what ensued; it suggests that Garner posed no threat to anybody.

It was Mr. Garner who had suggested that the troubled young counterpart to Miller, or Milner, as he was known then, become a woman.