Sentence examples similar to to work suggested from inspiring English sources

And George Osborne's decision to cut the dole in real terms over the next five years, on the grounds this will "ensure that it pays to work", suggests he shares this delusion.

Measures taken by the government to curb those costs so far have met with widespread opposition and caused numerous negative headlines as people with terminal illnesses were on multiple occasions declared fit to work, suggesting trying to make even larger cuts would have severe consequences, both real-world and political.

These results thus provide experimental evidence to the earlier simulation works suggesting similar behavior, as found here, for thermospheric gravity waves.

Ms. Funke said the nature of some of the songs Ms. Woolf gave her to work with suggested romantic love.

For reform to work, McCallister suggested, doctors and hospitals also have to modernize.

Locke says she would love to return to work but suggests childcare is too expensive.

For a ban to work, Brooks suggests introducing it gradually, and taxing secondhand clothing imports to help subsidize local production efforts.

Be sure to conduct the trial during the days of the week and times of day when you want your nanny to work, Heller suggests.

Scheraga highlighted the first four points, which did not question climate science, as "relevant to our work," suggesting at least some internal resistance to Pruitt's new outlook within the EPA.

However, further investigation is required to support allogeneic use of MSCs due to recent work suggesting that both undifferentiated and chondrogenic-differentiated MSCs cause immunoreaction [ 101].> -wrap-foot> articularular cartilage; MSC, mesenchymal stem cell.

Norman's work suggested to us that focusing on clinical experts might be a useful way to promote clinical reasoning.