Sentence examples for suggestions stating that from inspiring English sources

Studio manager Darrell Gallagher later denied the 'attempted rape' suggestions, stating that one of "the character defining moments for Lara in the game, which has incorrectly been referred to as an 'attempted rape' scene is the content we showed" where "Lara is forced to kill another human for the first time.

Women who contributed to the Evaluation, however, refuted these suggestions, stating that accessing the clinic was relatively easy.

Randolph ridiculed the suggestion, stating that it would allow Borglum to carve "whatever he pleased on the mountain".

Gonen rejected the suggestion stating that, "If we knew in advance this was going to happen we would not have started the crossing operation, but now that we have crossed then let us follow through to the bitter end".

A spokesperson for the Department for Culture Media and Sport declined to comment on The Sunday Times' suggestions, simply stating that "more information on the Green Paper will be shared in due course".

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A popular suggestion states that an evolutionarily grounded analogue magnitude representation, also called an approximate number system (ANS) or 'number sense' underlies human mathematical knowledge.

The best cinema brings a heightened focus, a blocking of all distractions, with the moviegoer engrossed by an unfolding series of suggestions — a state that would fit most definitions of hypnosis.

Justice Matthew O. Tobriner dissented, stating that Mosk's suggestion that the state open more medical schools to accommodate both white and minority was unrealistic due to cost: "It is a cruel hoax to deny minorities participation in the medical profession on the basis of such fanciful speculation".

In 1992, Lord et al [ 59] made a similar suggestion when they stated that pre-natal hematopoietic cells could be up to 1,000 times more radiosensitive than post-natal ones.

The UK High Court rejected suggestions by the States that scrapping the VAT relief would discriminate against the islands.