Sentence examples for suggested a note from inspiring English sources

This particular open grill had suggested a note in a new dish: grass-fed Sonoran beef cooked sous vide for forty-eight hours, then seared and served with tiny California lentils, potato foam, and white chayote caramelized with Mexican vanilla.

After one take ended, he quickly pointed his finger and suggested a note to Keaton, and then hurried up to Lubezki, who had been walking figure eights around the actors, a camera saddled to his shoulder.

An interesting editorial in the Lancet had suggested a note of caution over the potential of those vertical Global Health Initiatives to distort the true health priorities of the recipient nations and distract them from more sustainable long-term goals e.g. strengthening of primary care [ 15].

That does not mean that China would always be a tough market, however, suggests a note from New York-based analysts Jefferies & Company.

It also suggests a note of desperation among the nomenklatura, who know that their own privileged positions depend on the survival of the Kim dynasty.

Since effective inhibition of fibrolytic activity by MMPs accelerates fibrosis progression, our data suggests a note of caution for the use of broad-spectrum MMP inhibitors in patients with chronic, ongoing liver diseases, or for the treatment of liver fibrosis itself.

The figure, analysts at ANZ said in a note, suggested "a continued weakness in the economy" and confirmed "our view that the policies implemented so far have failed to arrest a cyclical downturn".

With Best Buy's chief executive, Brian Dunn, unexpectedly stepping down, a Citigroup analyst, Kate McShane, suggested in a note on Tuesday that the ailing retailer could be ripe for a buyout.

A year ago, GlaxoSmithKline provided the agency with most of the data underlying the report and even suggested that a note be added to Avandia's label discussing the drug's potential to increase heart attacks.

Arty suggested in a note slipped under Mrs. Zegerman's door that her Shih Tzu, Cookie, whose incessant yapping came right through the walls, deserved to be shot by Nazis.

He suggested in a note to clients that the markets will not have "priced in" any outcome, "setting the stage for a market rally with an agreement and a slump with stalemate".