Sentence examples for leaving it suggests from inspiring English sources

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Interviews with academics, rabbis, activists, members of the community, and those who have left it suggest this loophole protects an image-conscious group from public scrutiny in cases of domestic violence and sexual assault all at the expense of vulnerable women.

Since no paramagnetic signal was detected in stem and leaves, it suggested that nanoparticles were not translocated through vascular tissues.

Despite identifying "significant consumer detriment", it decided it could not provide an "effective and proportionate remedy" to address the problems and abandoned all its suggested solutions, leaving it to the insurers and CHCs to sort it out among themselves.

Marinating time varies wildly, from Tom, who serves it as soon as it's all mixed together, to River Cottage, who suggest leaving it "for a minimum of an hour and a maximum of 12 hours; 3 4 hours is about perfect".

Haga instructs readers to be as gentle as possible when combining the ingredients for the custard – "this is the most vital trick to make your final creme caramel smooth" – while Bareham and Hopkinson suggest leaving it to settle before baking, "with any resultant froth having been previously seen off with a large spoon".

While there exists a colonial tradition of relegating the non-west to the past of the west – and some suggest leaving it to rot in hopelessness – the trendier option involves incorporating Afghans into modernity by teaching them to live in a globalised present.

Schneider duly concentrated its defence on that, only for the deal to be rejected on quite different grounds, leaving it no time to suggest remedies.First, a coherent policySuch a public savaging means that Mr Monti must, as a matter of urgency, demonstrate that he presides over a fair and sensible competition regime.

Her editor suggested leaving it in if it could be better tied into the story.

Before we leave I suggest it seems appropriate that she should be reflecting now on so unlikely and fantastical a life in the form of fiction.

The depth of refugees' need to leave their homes, it suggests, can be measured simply by what they will endure to reach a new land.