Sentence examples for sharp suggestions from inspiring English sources
Finally, the model makes sharp suggestions for the mechanism design of stock option incentive as well as suggestions for the supervisory department to achieve efficiency of capital markets in China.
Staring at my feet was Sharp's suggestion.
A few suggestions: Sharp vegetable peeler Heavy-duty aluminum foil Lightweight cutting board Oil-packed tuna Pine nuts Capers Good olives Cinnamon Coarse salt Pepper mill Dry mustard Hot paprika or cayenne Dried chili peppers Wine vinegar Extra virgin olive oil Bacon Maple syrup Coffee Tea Cocktail shaker and bitters.
Yet when Mr. Sinisterra made another suggestion, sharp differences of opinion emerged.
These results are consistent with previous suggestions that sharp expression boundaries are reflective of the contributions of feedback and cross-regulation mechanisms that are common in biology [17], [18], [45].
But the presence of Mr. Spann's family seemed a sharp rebuke to any suggestion that Mr. Lindh's joining the Taliban had been only a personal, spiritual quest without consequences or victims.
I'm not entirely sure what this means, but if it refers to the intention to balance sharp critical feedback with constructive suggestions or positive feedback, this could perhaps we said in a more straightforward way.
That suggestion has drawn sharp criticism from Venezuelan doctors, who complain of low salaries and lack of government investment in hospitals, clinics and medical training programs.
That suggestion drew a sharp response from Mr. Adams, who made clear that the I.R.A. could link its disarmament offer to the continuation of the home rule arrangements.
The Somerset Rhapsody (1906 07), was written at the suggestion of the folk-song collector Cecil Sharp and made use of three tunes that Sharp had noted down.
The MP's suggestion provoked a particularly sharp reaction from the member of parliament for Birmingham Yardley, Jess Phillips, who said every day felt like International Men's Day in the House of Commons.
