Sentence examples for suggested revising from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suggested revising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when proposing changes or improvements to a document, text, or idea. Example: "After reviewing the report, I suggested revising the introduction to make it more engaging."
Mr. Ogden suggested revising the state's underperforming business margins tax so it would produce what lawmakers thought it would produce when they created it in 2006.
The libertarian philosopher Robert Nozick has suggested revising the old leftist slogan "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" to "From each as they choose, to each as they are chosen".
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, for instance, has suggested revising the tax code — which now provides some $100 billion in tax breaks to homeowners — to give low-income renters a benefit as well.
Asked whether the council should approve or abandon the project, only 28percentt of the 670 respondents expressed their approval, 43percentt preferred to abandon it and 29percentt suggested revising the plans, said Herb Hobler, a resident here who developed the poll.
They suggested revising the section on mutation to more directly confront the misconception that mutations are always adaptive.
Experience, after all, might mislead us, as it (perhaps) misled Putnam when he suggested revising logic in light of difficulties in quantum mechanics, or suggested revising "cats are animals," were we to discover the things were robots.
Suggested revised criteria for NDPH include the addition of migrainous symptoms as they are very prevalent in this condition [6].
In 1977, the McGovern Report warned about an impending obesity epidemic and suggested revised USDA guidelines to recommend people eat less foods high in fat and sugar.
The recognition of the RF extended gene families has led us to a suggested revised nomenclature, which is based on the existing nomenclature of the first ever characterized RF gene from plants, RF2A/ALDH2B2 [15]–[19], and thereby conceptually close to ALDH gene superfamily nomenclature [15] [18].
The classification and suggested revised nomenclature of the Dictyostelium myosins is summarized in Table 1 and shown in Figure 1.
A further cell type has been described in the olfactory epithelium of adult S. canicula, the light stained cells (LSCs) for which a role in ionic regulation has been suggested (revised in Ferrando et al. 2006, 2010).
