He suggests that "instead of answering questions directly," Green could reply "in hauntingly cryptic parables" — and Green is only too happy to oblige.
He suggests that, instead of panicked, guilty avoidance, it's better to walk out if you hate it, instead of not going at all.
This suggests that, instead of succumbing to the temptation to reinvent itself, B. & N. should focus on something truly radical: being a bookstore.
Worse, his paper suggests that, instead of coming to our assistance, senior management engaged in a sustained, systemic campaign of disinformation, innuendo and spin targeting myself, Sabir and others.
For instance, the abundance of sunshine suggests that, instead of a smattering of solar installations, there ought to be photovoltaic panels on practically every rooftop in the land, as well as numerous solar-generating arrays selling power to the utilities.
Renato de Lima of the Fundação Getúlio Vargas Law School suggests that, instead of playing to public anger over Black Bloc excesses, the government ought to boost intelligence and co-ordination between dozens of disparate state and federal police forces.Meanwhile, the police are experimenting with new tactics.
The report goes on to say: "The research conducted for this study suggests that, instead of competing for the same riders, public transit and ridesourcing complement one another by serving different trip types".
Using a panel sample of 83 incumbent pharmaceutical firms covering the period 1986–2000, our empirical analysis suggests that, instead of a clear-cut answer to the question of whether internal and external R&D are complementary or substitutive innovation activities, there appears to be a contingent relationship between internal and external R&D strategies in shaping a firm's innovative output.
As Mary Warnock (1967 37) writes, Sartre's existentialism suggests that "instead of coming to situations armed with lists or sets of principles, some one of which has got to be put into practice, we must think of each situation afresh, and try to see what, stock descriptions, duties and principles apart, ought to be done for the best.
It suggests that, instead of waiting for God to answer our prayers, we wake up to the fact that our lives are the very answer to the question we ask.
Lifehack also suggests that "instead of giving yourself an entire day to write an article or report, restrict yourself to just two or three hours," and that having a whole day "will only succeed in giving you an excuse to slack off".
