Sentence examples for suggest publishing from inspiring English sources

Formally, I suggest publishing the paper with my editorial endorsement, but without a comment which is clearly technical.

But back in 2000 – he had by then written five Alex Cross books (his 21st is out this autumn) – when he suggested publishing multiple books in a single year his publishers were initially aghast.

Walker suggested publishing pay bands above the median, but Myners reckons it should not stop there and all pay bands should be shown.

Dixon suggests publishing a list of pigments that are known to be safe and those known to be toxic.

Then Sir David Walker, heading a governmental review, suggested publishing income details of the most extravagantly remunerated bankers, as well as establishing a risk committee to oversee any dicey deals.

Jenny Jones, the Green candidate who suggested publishing earnings details would draw a line under the row between Johnson and Livingstone and allow the campaign to focus on policy, was also working to ensure she made good on her promise.

If I weren't so ashamed of it I'd suggest someone publish it as a dreadful warning to young writers who want to be the next James Joyce.

"I don't want to suggest that published studies are not valuable to F.D.A.'s safety assessment — they are," Dr. Cheeseman said.

Colleagues were requested to suggest further published, unpublished or work-in-progress research for inclusion in the review.

From the examination conducted, the authors suggest that published articles representing this body of research frequently provide inadequate detail of the methodological and analytic procedures utilized.

"I would not suggest companies publish material non-public information on Facebook and Twitter without discussing it before with in-house counsel.