Sentence examples for suggest getting more from inspiring English sources

I'd suggest getting more institutional participation in your seed round, as institutions are more likely to support a high potential but not-yet-ready-for-Series-A company in the event it encounters the crunch.

For example, it is naïve to suggest that getting more benefits paid by insurance companies reduces costs.

This suggests that getting more reliable data might actually require using more open questions.

Autor's paper suggests getting the government involved in getting more students into college.

Unlike A&E, waiting times to see a GP are not routinely collected, although there is evidence to suggest it is getting more difficult to see a doctor.

Recent numbers suggest it's getting more dangerous out there, but our street smarts keep us safe.

That suggests companies are getting more of their profits from laying off staff and other cost-cutting efforts instead of from higher sales.

Oil security suggests that by getting more oil from our peaceful upstairs neighbors and less from our suppliers in the Middle East — sometimes seen as volatile or even hostile, though the supply has been steady — our national security is enhanced.

And all studies suggest that incidents are getting more frequent.

The availability of such works suggested that dealers are getting more of the best work coming up for sale now that the auction houses have stepped back from offering seller's guarantees.

A brief burst of action from beefy Sergeant Abraham Ford (Southland's Michael Cudlitz) and his amazing walrus moustache suggests he might be getting more screen time, while Carl is doing his best to not grow up too fast (Rick's hat fits better every time we see him), and Rick still doing his "seriously, don't mess with me" face.