Sentence examples for suggests interested from inspiring English sources
Here, Mr. Gaines begins to verge into science fiction territory: someday, he suggests, interested patrons might offer to finance particularly excellent DVD commentators.
I was amused by what seemed to be Jay's assumption that his audience shared his zeal and resources for inquiry, as when he suggests interested readers seek more information by consulting a London advertisement from 1715.
Reiman suggests interested parties reach out directly to reformers and speak up in support of tiered licensing fee structures that lower the financial bar of entry, direct-to-consumer sales (such as farmer's markets) that improve margins for small producers, and other regulations that incentivize a decentralized cannabis economy.
These projects often look for volunteer participants; you might have the class participate in a program or suggest interested students to participate individually.
We suggest interested reader to refer to e.g. [ 21] for more details on CTG preprocessing and to e.g. [ 22] for more details on different features that had been extracted to characterize the FHR since the focus of this paper is rather on the database presentation.
There are lots more questions in the queue, which I think suggests how interested people are in this problem.
The tourist board suggests those interested in the country should watch Charley Boorman's South African Adventure, which will be broadcast on Channel 5 in early 2013.
Sanchez suggests those interested in Native visual arts and goods visit the Facebook page Natives United.
Many of the BNV performances are available on YouTube, a platform Diggs suggests that interested kids use to find their way into the world of slam poetry.
Pin-Ups For Vets has been serving the military community for a decade through its various veteran and troop initiatives, and Gina Elise suggests those interested, in the 2016 calendar or in donating one for a deployed service member, to check out PUFV's website.
Mr. Ebert suggested that interested fans simply record their own tracks on MP3's and post them on the Internet -- legally providing alternate soundtracks for existing DVD's.
