Sentence examples for of us suggests from inspiring English sources
All of Us suggests teachers explain the difference between sex and gender this way.
The fact that there are now seven billion of us suggests that all of this works pretty well.
Then one day, at the Edinburgh Festival, where we were both performing, we said hello and one of us suggested we take our kids to the park.
I forget who brought up the famous iPhone/Android hidden recording file crisis, but things quickly got out of hand when one of us suggested that was a feature not a problem.
… at some moment [early in 2004] one of us suggested that probably Bergman's coproduct construction would be a good manner of solving the computation and prove that both monoids coincide.
In a private communication to the author, Enrique Pardo wrote that, with all this information and background as context, … at some moment [early in 2004] one of us suggested that probably Bergman's coproduct construction would be a good manner of solving the computation and prove that both monoids coincide.
In this line, preliminary data of us suggest that lignans such as sesamin or episesamin might contribute to the anti-fibrotic and anti-tumor effects of L.obtusiloba extract (not shown).
For example: "I suggest that we introduce a new rule: At meetings when one of us suggest something and the other person disagrees, we start by saying what's good about the idea and then say how it could be better.
Together with the fact that there were no significant changes in gene expression detectable after 5 days of microgravity, lets us suggest that at this stage the impact of a lack of gravitation on cell physiology was not too heavy.
To most of us, "recession" suggests that a little more prudence may be required when managing the monthly finances: perhaps losing a bottle or two of chardonnay from the shopping trolley and eschewing someone else's coastline for the summer holiday in favour of Fife or Ayrshire.
Brian Krebs, a former Washington Post reporter who now works as a security researcher and journalist, and has infiltrated a number of underground carding forums as well as broken stories about serious hacks of US retailers, suggests that hacking is not just more visible.
