Sentence examples for suggestion to include from inspiring English sources

The suggestion to include a comparison to other viral proteins is very helpful; as suggested by the reviewers, we now compare to NP to show that high antigenic evolvability is a property of HA but not NP (see Response 4 below).

She declined the suggestion to include a plate of grapes or some such in the picture.

There was also a suggestion to include advice on where to find erotic and sexual entertainment for a fair price.

One was the EU's suggestion to include a specific demand for industrialised nations to cut emissions to 25-40 per cent below 1990 levels by 2020, which scientists have said are necessary to avoid dangerous climate change.

For Mr. Early, what was missing was soul jazz: Mr. Burns ignored his suggestion to include this 50's movement that merged elements of black popular music and church culture with jazz, one of the last moments when jazz maintained a large black audience.

Like other nutritional advocates, Jacobson, who spoke at today's meeting in downtown Washington, D.C., embraces FDA's suggestion to include so-called added sugars sugars that are added to foods to labels.

It encourages television and radio shows to include a variety of different types of learning disabilities along with suggestions to include people with learning disabilities on a range of programmes such The One Show and Newsnight.

Until now, there have been very few documented methods for using personas beyond suggestions to include the personas in design discussions.

Disappointed by his debut's poor commercial performance, Drake sought to move away from his pastoral sound, and agreed to his producer's suggestions to include bass and drum tracks on the recordings.

Some of the interviewees made suggestions to include more information about (i) the details of the intervention sessions such as the topics of each session, (ii) the mode of session delivery, and (iii) the location and timing of these sessions.

Another recent suggestion was to include a model called "the citizen-centered".