Sentence examples for suggestion start from inspiring English sources

He had one suggestion: Start with the oldest, who had seen the most.

If you are leading a health care provider organization and are uncertain how to navigate the shift, we have one suggestion: start by measuring your outcomes.

Kopelman's suggestion: Start keeping a journal.

In eventual reaction to the decline of industrial Dundee, locals turned to what had then become Abertay University with a suggestion: start a department for the study and teaching of computer games, complementing the established computer science department.

And if any tax revenue is needed, here's a suggestion: Start with GE Capital and Goldman Sachs.

So here's my suggestion; start doing nice things again while telling your spouse that he or she looks so sexy that you just can't keep your hands off him or her.

Corporate fund-raising was so disappointing that the museum, at Mr. Cosby's suggestion, started a campaign urging that every American donate $8.

He said her suggestion started him ruminating more broadly "about the black experience that I know" from friends like Ms. Wattleton, Ms. Golden and Mr. Jones, the choreographer.

A couple of suggestions: Start a race among scientists.

In biology, "There's too much for you to know where to start," says Carole Goble, an information management scientist at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, who nevertheless offers some suggestions: Start by asking your colleagues which tools and databases they use.

You have to have multiple interests.Maybe you love music,or fashion?Or the science is what you've always loved?Either way,you have to have some topics with everyone.Here are some suggestions: Start training a sport.Volleyball is good for girls and football or basketball for boys.