Sentence examples for this perspective suggests from inspiring English sources

This perspective suggests that mid-level leaders "somehow lack the ambition and killer instinct of the alpha male".

This perspective suggests how agency and context shape individuals' identity work.

This perspective suggests that students' affective stance toward evolution must be addressed prior to or concurrently with instruction to have success (Cobern 2004; Jackson 2000; Meadows et al. 2000; Scharmann 1990; Smith 1994; Smith and Siegel 2004).

This perspective suggests that genres are not merely collections of identifiable texts, but also textual schema we rely upon to create meanings that make sense to our intended audience.

This perspective suggests that the design hierarchy of a product can have an ordering effect on the evolution of commercialized artifacts, in particular when product design decisions on high levels of the design hierarchy set the agenda for subsequent variation and experimentation on lower levels.

This perspective suggests it would be unethical to withhold such treatment.

This perspective suggested that the circumstances of the "lower" groups arose from economic or political causes rather than genetic ineptitude (see race).

The shortcomings of this perspective suggest that we abandon fixed canonical elementary particles of vision as well as a corresponding simple to complex cognitive architecture for vision.

Persons with disabilities advocated for a change in this perspective, suggesting that disability is a political rather than a medical issue.

Conversely, data show that 40.3% of ambulatory care visits include provision of health education [ 34], from this perspective suggesting that as many as 12 patients per day (of 30 seen) might be eligible for the computer intervention.

For employed individuals, also their satisfaction with work is considered, distinguishing those very satisfied, those quite satisfied, and those not satisfied; this follows the perspective suggested below to consider also the individuals' satisfaction with different aspects of their life.