Sentence examples for suggest contributing from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Regarding Claire Spiegel's "Niger: Using Vacation to Help the World's Poor" (Journeys, Aug. 20): if readers have $4,500 per person (not including air fare) to spend on a two-week vacation helping the world's poor, then I would suggest contributing most of that amount to a reputable nongovernmental organization and then going on a more modestly priced vacation to help out.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus' political action committee, Bold PAC, has sought to capitalize on the energy behind the so-called "Medicare for all" push with at least eight fundraising emails in the past few months that suggest contributing to the PAC will help advance single-payer legislation.
However, anecdotal reports suggest contributing factors may include non-availability of cotrimoxazole in some AIDS Centers, a lack of paediatric formulations and problems with reimbursement to parents.
They suggest contributing to capacity development for researchers and health policy-makers, so the community can become a full and equal partner in the research enterprise.
Their noxious gases, studies suggest, contribute to respiratory problems, gastrointestinal diseases, eye infections, depression and other ailments.
We identified 13 proteins that are expressed in osteoblasts but not in stem cells and which our analyses suggest contribute to the osteoblast phenotype.
As Prainsack and Buyx (2017: 106) have suggested, contributing to a database can generate social value.
By having access to such decision-making models, optimal scenarios can be suggested, contributing to a more informed decision-making process.
One of the suggested contributing mechanisms to trapezius myalgia is stress (Lundberg et al. 1999; Knardahl 2002).
These archetypal, gendered fantasy stories, the film suggests, contribute just as much to our suspicions about coupled life as our supposedly modern concerns about, say, work-life balance.
The two men "pulled in different directions" but "complemented each other" and, Thompson suggests, contributed in distinct ways to America's victory in the cold war.
