Sentence examples for has suggested how from inspiring English sources

One Twitter user has suggested how Wrigley, the company that owns Skittles, could respond.

Literature increasingly has suggested how β-blockers could be associated with reductions of mortality and morbidity in noncardiac surgery.

(Pause for a moment and consider that: The only way Microsoft can compete with the free version of Google Apps is to offer a free version of Microsoft Office to match it. Even if Microsoft Office were indisputably superior to Google Apps, which not one review we've read has suggested, how is that going to help Microsoft preserve its massive Office profits?).

Virginia Walbot [ 4] has suggested how the reviewer problem could be avoided by training graduate students to adopt a more constructive and judicious approach to refereeing.

Zimerman et al. has published a 3D ultrasound method [ 16], and Hassan et al. has suggested how to examine cervical dilatation in 2D [ 17].

So far, nobody has suggested how to handle the VT when interpreting PPV or other dynamic parameters, but we hypothesise that PPV is proportional to VT and thus that PPV should be indexed to VT.

An incident in the afternoon had suggested how the budget fight would play out.

Benjamin's heirs have suggested how messages of dissent can emanate from the heart of the culture industry, particularly in giving voice to oppressed or marginalized groups.

Jerome Robbins's "Glass Pieces," the opening ballet, might have suggested how modern those steps can look, especially when mixed with jogging runs and striding walks and performed to tuneless but nonetheless stirring modern music by Philip Glass.

Some leaks have suggested how the Force Touch feature willl work on the iPhone, and show that it will be mostly focused on helping get through menus more quickly.

Anscombe and others have suggested how such a move might have taken place.