Sentence examples for suggested sweeping from inspiring English sources

A worker from a nearby construction project suggested sweeping cement powder over the bricks, then wetting it.

Even before England's exit, Mr Graves suggested sweeping reform was under consideration: the ECB, he said, may lobby for four-day Test matches and create a franchise-based Twenty20 tournament to rival the Indian Premier League (IPL), the game's big money-spinner.

The MPs and peers have come up with their own version of the bill, which suggests "sweeping changes" to the proposed definitions of offences.

The debate of the latter half of the century is firmly centered on Rousseau, who wrote both a best-selling epistolary novel dealing with the position of women in society (Julie, ou la Nouvelle Héloïse) and a controversial pedagogical treatise that suggests sweeping changes to male education but decisively anchors women within a limited domestic sphere (Émile).

The proposal forms part of an ECB strategy document suggesting sweeping changes to the English game.

An Australian advisory panel is suggesting sweeping changes to the nation's biomedical research programs in order to better link science to health care along with a hefty spending boost.

The frequency of contamination of soil samples with E. coli suggests that sweeping may not be effective in reducing exposure to fecal bacteria in households where poultry are freely roaming the kitchen yard.

This suggests sweeps of clonal expansion may be localised amongst multiple independent clones, rather than a single founder mutation sweeping through an entire Barrett's segment to fixation.

But last week, he suggested that sweeping changes lie ahead.

With less to lose than ever, he strongly suggested that sweeping change might never have happened anyway.

Yet despite the loss of more than 1,500 schools in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and other major cities in the past decade, no church leader has suggested changes as sweeping as Archbishop Dolan's.