Sentence examples for suggest carefully from inspiring English sources

They suggest, carefully, a "rebalancing" of the U.S. tax structure, including closing loopholes that chiefly benefit the rich; using tax revenues to finance public investment or spending on health and education, which disproportionately benefits the poor, will lead to "broadening the pathways for our future leaders, to the benefit of all".

Thus the findings of this study suggest carefully adjusted ventilator settings in elderly patients, because with a given ventilation strategy the lungs of aged individuals may be more easily harmed than those of younger patients.

And he suggested carefully monitoring potential problems at their destination.

The problem, she suggests carefully, lay in the difference between the script and the final edit.

She suggested, carefully, that the White House begin repairing the rupture with the allies over Iraq by reaching out to Germany, whose chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, had infuriated the president by campaigning for re-election on an antiwar platform.

And the distribution of the bombs does not immediately suggest a carefully orchestrated effort.

The loose, full beards these artists wore, in marked contrast to the more trimmed and cleanly shaped facial hair popular in their day, suggest the carefully cultivated natural beards of today.

The results suggest that carefully managed planting can slow the proliferation of pests with new powers.

Comparisons generally showed good agreement and suggest that carefully performed impact testing of SLA models is a useful method to predict the natural frequencies of prototype parts.

Our results suggest that carefully applied evolutionary methods, which are often less expensive, can be broadly relevant for understanding ecological dispersal across the tree of life.

The purpose of our social network-embedded prediction market is to suggest that carefully designed market mechanisms can elicit and gather dispersed information that can improve our predictions.