Sentence examples for routinely suggest from inspiring English sources
Or make physical activity a recommended intervention that GPs routinely suggest to patients with long-term conditions?
He may or may not end up the world's leading player, as some journalists in Brazil already routinely suggest he is.
Polls routinely suggest that were an election to be held today, Trudeau and his party would earn an even greater number of seats than the 184 won last year in Canada's 338-seat House of Commons.
Buffett's pleading with Congress to hike his tax rate has grown so incessant that Republicans routinely suggest the Omaha billionaire should simply, as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie put it, "write a check and shut up".
His playbook was similar to Trump's: Bolsonaro cultivated a base of devoted followers on social media, allowing him to go around traditional media; those outlets, Bolsonaro and his supporters routinely suggest, traffic in misinformation and "fake news".
If the mere threat of violence is enough to condemn people, then we should be similarly outraged by the NRA who's members routinely suggest they will exercise their Second Amendment rights against the authorities if they try and take their guns away.
In speaking to Republican groups during the early primaries, for example, Mr. Bush routinely suggested that "the hardest job in America" was that of a single mother.
The authorities in Veracruz have been widely criticized for failing to properly investigate attacks against journalists and routinely suggesting the victims were in some way responsible. .
The video gaming media and public in general have routinely suggested several names in place of Forever, calling it "Never", "(Taking) Forever", "Whenever", "ForNever", "Neverever", and "If Ever".
Also: restoring faith in government, which will be hard, considering that he works for a party that routinely suggests that America would be a better place if they set fire to the capitol.
I'm routinely suggesting that we send out birthday cards to children.
