Sentence examples for suggest one or two from inspiring English sources

His first match was a 2 0 away victory over Blackburn Rovers on 12 October 1996, but he did suggest "one or two changes" to caretaker manager and later assistant Pat Rice in the team's defeat to Borussia Mönchengladbach, a UEFA Cup match played on 25 September 1996.

It came instead when Wolf Blitzer of CNN asked for some substance by inviting her to suggest "one or two ideas" that Republicans might have to offer.

Mike Crisp Hornchurch, Essex Since your celebrity wrapping paper designers seem to be struggling for inspiration, could I suggest one or two subjects that might be more appropriate, should you decide to repeat the exercise next year?

By Robert Benchley The New Yorker, June 29 , 1929P. 16 Well, the Regional Plan for New York and its Environs has at last been submitted... Since there will presumably be some improvements made in the town while I am still here, I should like to suggest one or two.

Figures suggest one or two in 100,000 athletes die in this way each year.

But Trapattoni did suggest "one or two" of his players may retire from international football.

The analysis suggested one or two TRDLs on chromosome-4 with a pP of 47.5% and 43.2% respectively, and an additional TRDL on chromosome-5 (pP of 59.4%).

The binding model suggests one or two hydrogen bonding interactions between pyrrole hydrazones and InhA enzyme.

The RCOG advises that women abstain from alcohol while pregnant, but if they do decide to drink evidence suggests "one or two units, once or twice a week, is acceptable after 12 weeks of pregnancy".

"[Romney]'s never suggested one or two or three primaries or caucuses would make the difference.

Wenger, who was in attendance, did not precede over the match officially, but suggested "one or two changes" to caretaker manager and later assistant Pat Rice during the interval.