Sentence examples for suggest deciding from inspiring English sources
Four studies (N=82; 67; 67; 128), in the UK, identified whether members of the public (i) accept that an individual clinician might be genuinely unsure which of two treatments was better; (ii) judge that when there is uncertainty it is acceptable to suggest deciding at random; (iii) recognise scientific benefits of random allocation to treatment conditions in a trial.
I suggest deciding upfront, based on your goals and intended audience, approximately what percentage of your content you believe should fall into each category.
I suggest deciding which factors you will not compromise on.
"Most of us who know what it's like to be hit in a boxing ring," I suggest, "decide that the experience isn't one we necessarily enjoy.
With night falling, three of the players suggested deciding the match with a tie-breaker but Grabb dissented so play continued until the referee, Alan Mills, suspended it for the day with the scores locked at 13-13 in the final set.
For Mr. Becker, 35, who had never before developed a hotel, they suggested deciding on the basic themes of the hotel, then trying to find a hotel operator who would share their vision.
Vanessa Feliberti, a computer scientist for Microsoft, suggested deciding what kind of position you would like to attain in 5 years in order to narrow your current options.
Good musicians won't be offended". Pappas also suggests deciding in advance where the band will set up. "Make a place for them to play," she says.
Pro tip: Hargrave said the chain's menu of 18 house-made dressings "is our backbone," so she suggested deciding on the dressing you want first, then building your salad from there.
But other driving schools suggest the deciding factor is examiners' willingness to work overtime and how close to a driving school he or she lives.
Studies suggest that deciding whether to deceive involves a motivational conflict between the temptation to dishonestly achieve some benefit and the desire to act in a social appropriate manner [7].
