Sentence examples for suggestions for solving from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, Mantzaris read The Omnivore's Dilemma and was intrigued by author Michael Pollan's suggestions for solving agricultural problems with biological options, rather than solely chemical or mechanical ones.

While Mr. Zebari promised that a senior Iraqi delegation would quickly be dispatched to Ankara, Mr. Babacan said the Iraqi officials should not even get on the plane unless they were bearing "tangible suggestions" for solving the crisis.

12), which offered many suggestions for solving problems, financial and otherwise, of Major League Baseball: I am baseball's dream fan -- a 29-year-old Mets season ticket holder who watches three games a week and who returned to the sport like an obedient puppy dog after the strike of 1994.

ObasCId approach also provides, for each heuristic, a set of suggestions for solving the occurrence generated by this heuristic.

The Magazine's recent piece on graveyards running out of space prompted many of you to email suggestions for solving the problem.

Findings by Harris (2006:460–461) are encouraging that through journaling students will develop ability to identify and analyse their difficulties, make suggestions for solving problems and ask and pursue questions on their own.

Mr Prior has an indirect suggestion for solving the puzzle.

While he couldn't help me achieve all my dreams, Mr. Kantrowitz did have a suggestion for solving the thorny paying-for-college problem.

An Iraqi vice president offered an unusual suggestion today for solving the American-Iraqi standoff: President Saddam Hussein and President Bush and their top aides should fight a duel to settle their differences and spare their people the ravages of war.

If our work in this field is not meticulous and thorough, and if the scope of people from whom we seek suggestions and advice for proposals for solving problems is too narrow, if the proposed schedules are not understood and accepted by most local people, those concrete social contradictions might emerge in the forms of "ethnic contradictions" or "religious contradictions".

This invention arose from previous work performed by Herbert R. Stewart, one of Bush's masters students, who at Bush's suggestion created the integraph, a device for solving first-order differential equations, in 1925.