Sentence examples for suggesting particular from inspiring English sources

While not suggesting particular policies that might lead to higher prices — like an increase in the gas tax, a carbon tax or a cap-and-trade plan — Mr. Romney praised the benefits that would flow from a slowly increasing cost of energy.

Both the Ppc and Ptc had higher amplitudes to red stimuli, suggesting particular selectivity for red.

Dissociation between CD25low (45%) and CD25high (55%) subsets (Figure 1B) in new onset diabetic NOD females disclosed excessive apoptosis of isolated CD25high cells (p<0.001 vs CD25low), suggesting particular dependence on factors released by adjacent cells such as IL-2.

However, some JMJs showed specific expression peaks, thereby suggesting particular roles.

Multiple logistic regressions were then conducted to examine the levels of association between participants suggesting particular treatment options and their sociodemographic and mental health experience attributes.

Initial overproductions of neurons and synapses are reduced after 1 year from birth, suggesting particular time periods for neurogenesis, programmed apoptosis, early synaptic pruning and synaptogenesis (Rakic et al. 1986; Purves and Lichtman 1980; Kelsch et al. 2010; Huttenlocher 1984).

"If the response is good, they can suggest particular cutbacks for bar mitzvahs and other celebrations".

Brazilian foreign minister Celso Amorim suggested particular individuals within the G7 group were responsible for the failure.

Mitzi seldom suggested particular language to fix problems, but she was eagle-eyed in spotting them.

You correctly infer that particular gifts suggest particular relationships and that bestowing something as intimate as clothing is reserved for those with whom we actually are intimate.

Fletcher suggested particular groups were pushing for an early referendum and this was likely to be linked to discussions around reopening the mine.