Sentence examples for suggests dealing with from inspiring English sources
For Grass, "The Box" suggests, dealing with the past is not a finite process from which you eventually emerge, but rather a continuing one.
Europe's debt problem is huge, and the experience in the United States suggests dealing with it may take several, more drastic approaches.
As media richness theory suggests, dealing with disagreements about goals and values requires richer information exchange involving face-to-face discussions to find room for mutual understanding.
How would you suggest dealing with these obstacles?
Why did Suess suggest dealing with both geological and monetary stocks of gold simultaneously?
But he says that he has "heard nothing from Miliband to suggest dealing with over spending and responsible budgeting is not essential".
No one should be sent anywhere without evidence in a local court and where justice and mercy suggest dealing with them at home.
Thus, we suggest dealing with differences in the sample composition by correcting country scores for differences in terms of age and schooling with a mathematical model.
The acclaimed British troupe with the French name is returning with "Mnemonic," which, as the title suggests, deals with the intricacies of memory.
So if youre going to have lines, if youre going to have people coming here in such droves that they need to stand in lines, there must be something around them in the lines that depicts, suggests, deals with, works through the fantasies of waiting, which is what we are in right now.
Article 4 of the UPSA is entitled "Limitation on Liability and Enforcement of Claims" and, as its name suggests, deals with the rights of creditors when a protected series is involved.
