Sentence examples for suggested from outside from inspiring English sources

More importantly, locals rarely welcome a solution imposed from above or suggested from outside.

Moreover, students learn, and learn to learn, how to build a critical and free point of view to evaluate models, and images imposed or suggested from outside.

Audits cost up to $400, but the businesses can get a refund from Nyserda if they buy the energy-efficient equipment that L & S suggests, from outside electricians, plumbers and others.

Lower concentrations in window well samples suggests transport from outside is not the major source of indoor Cr+ 6.

But whether threatened rural areas are in Germany, Spain or eastern Europe, the projected, continuing fall in Europe's overall indigenous population suggests immigration from outside the EU, complemented by internal, north-south and east-west migration within its borders, will be increasingly important in the future economic and social health of urban and rural communities.

M will now start to suggest bots from outside developers that could serve a need that users are talking about.

Some have suggested a figure from outside the world of politics altogether - and the name of Manchester United manager and former Glasgow Rangers player Sir Alex Ferguson has even featured.

I seem to remember MySpace tried to introduce the tag- system towards the end of its first life, but it was all a bit like when the American Soccer Association suggested that scoring from outside the area should be worth three goals – depressingly desperate. .

I seem to remember MySpace tried to introduce the tag-system towards the end of its first life, but it was a bit like when the American Soccer Association suggested that scoring from outside the area should be worth three goals depressingly desperate. .

Such reputed African breeds as Pharaoh hounds and Rhodesian ridgebacks clustered with non-native dogs, suggesting they originated from outside of Africa.

But the example of Norwegian, one of the more high profile recent entrants to the budget airline sector, suggests that competitors from outside the EU can keep fares low – albeit with the help of an Irish operating licence.