Sentence examples for suggestions about which from inspiring English sources

Using the alias "Silent Bomber" on Twitter, Rehman asked his followers in May for suggestions about which target to choose.

Fodor's approach is middle of the road; it should best suit travelers who don't mind a few suggestions about which route to follow but who generally want to steer their own vacations.

He also showed us his latest project: a small slaughterhouse that he wants to lease, on a cliff over the sea; abandoned decades ago, falling into ruin, and sinister, with primitive meat hooks and bloodstained walls, it had struck him as a venue for temporary, or maybe permanent, installations, and he wanted suggestions about which artists to invite.

Google has began to offer search users in China suggestions about which words run foul of the country's strict censors.

We'll be adding more feeds in the future – suggestions about which ones you would find most useful are welcome.

The case study shows how knowledge values calculated by the model can provide suggestions about which knowledge to choose and what to do next.

But when people are on Facebook's App Center they're clearly trying to discover apps, and when they make a keyword search for something like "puzzle game," "tower defense," or "photo editor," they're open to suggestion about which app to download.

So with that in mind, I invite you to submit your suggestions below about which women should be added to the site.

This is interesting, not least because Saunders has developed a form of PII, based on Quine's suggestions about discernibility, which allows objects to be 'weakly' discernible in relational terms (Saunders 2003a and 2006; for a useful overview see Bigaj 2015).

Yet he did take time to make decisions about music, personally approving — and, more often, disapproving — the suggestions of underlings about which performers should be recorded.

Suggestions are made about which of the successful control strategies may be most readily applied to operating reactors and which may require yet unavailable measurement technology.