Sentence examples for suggest firmly from inspiring English sources

If you've misplaced your TV's remote control one too many times, then I might suggest firmly attaching it to a gigantic anvil-like object via an unnecessarily thick length of chain.

While fewer than last year, they suggest how firmly the enclaves remain in the grips of those who control them.

As his thoughts on the "rift-structure" permeating intelligibility suggest, Heidegger firmly believes that there is a coming into being in nature itself which the bringing into being through art should serve.

She suggests, very firmly, that Mr. Curtis slip on a baseball cap with the FCB logo as a photographer clicks away.

Ed Chamberlin, recruited from Monday Night Football on Sky Sports to anchor ITV Racing's coverage throughout the year, was, as his job title suggests, very firmly anchored in the parade ring throughout the afternoon.

They first suggest big pastels, firmly drawn, with robust textures and crosshatching.

At the same time, today's findings did not firmly suggest a Conservative victory in the next election, expected in 2004.

"We will consider the points the Hamburg Data Protection Authority have made about the photo tag suggest feature but firmly reject any claim that we are not meeting our obligations under European Union data protection law," said a Facebook spokesman in Berlin.

The ribose rings are somewhat less well-defined than the aromatic moieties; however, the data firmly suggest that both of them are bound in the 3′-endo conformation.

Our results firmly suggest that pre-clinical frailty before ICU care defined as a lower score in the Lawton Index may be a good marker to identify a population with a high risk of bad outcome after discharge.

We firmly suggest that policymakers should consider the results of this study and take responsibility for creating employment opportunities suitable for maintaining a healthy working life, rather than promoting employment contracts characterised by poor attachment to the labour market.