Sentence examples for suggestions for example from inspiring English sources

Technology has already helped food brands with recipes and meal suggestions, for example when Hellmann's partnered with Brazilian supermarket chain St Marche on a recipe campaign.

They consulted the American Girl series book "Friends: Making Them and Keeping Them," which offers suggestions, for example, on how many chances to give a friend.

There are differentiation suggestions – for example, only using certain body parts – and extension activities include researching the cultures they have been working with, or setting their dance to music.

Particularly fascinated by bidding, he made many innovative suggestions; for example he advocated four-card-suit overcalls on hands unsuitable for a takeout double, even at the two-level.

Conspiracist ideation, or conspiratorial thinking, is the tendency to entertain suggestions: for example that Nasa and the Bureau of Meteorology are conspiring to deliberately manipulate temperature data just to make global warming seem worse than it really is, rather than to correct for known issues.

These recommendations are found in two sections of the app: New and For You. New is where you'll find new tracks and albums, popular playlists, music videos and other promotional suggestions – for example, in September, links to artists playing that month's Apple Music Festival.

There's the suggestion, for example, that Henry VIII might have got his divorce if the English envoy's greyhound hadn't upended the stool on which Pope Clement VII, suffering from a particularly painful spell of gout, had propped his aching leg.

Ms Waters pounded the racial themes familiar to all Americans, together with some that still seem bizarre to most whites: the suggestion, for example, that the CIA pushed crack cocaine in ghettoes in the 1980s to raise money for the Nicaraguan contras.

But there are some extremely sensible suggestions - for example that there should be local standing panels of people over 70, elected by other seniors, to scrutinise all planning decisions, or that more older people should help poor readers in schools or immigrants with English.

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We suggest an alternative negative standard based on the biological process Gene Ontology that can provide representative negative examples (see "Suggestions for representative functional evaluation of data and methods").