Sentence examples for when it suggested from inspiring English sources

eBay has also showed off its cultural colors when it suggested that artists use the hashtag #eBayArtforAll to share their own personal inspirations.

This led the authors to conclude that the algorithm was valuable because of its high sensitivity, but when it suggested that infection was not present, this finding might permit safe withholding of empiric anti-fungal therapy.

It is understood that S4C effectively sowed the seeds of its own demise as an independent entity when it suggested a closer working relationship with the BBC in its own report submitted to the DCMS earlier this month on its future and how to deal with the comprehensive spending review cuts.

That's what the Indian government learned last year when it suggested curtailing "tiger tourism" in its 37 national reserves.

The judge's proposal was a scaled-back version of the guidelines put forth by the government last week, when it suggested that Apple be forced to end its agreements with the five settling publishers and avoid entering similar agreements with producers of movies, TV and music.

It's hard to image a successful path around the seven-year ban on the sale of U.S. products to the company imposed after it reportedly failed to sufficiently reprimand staff for flouting Iranian sanctions.

The George Washington House Museum overplays its hand when it suggests you cannot understand the American revolution without the Barbados connection.

When it suggests raising fuel prices, it faces protests and backs down.

What does American Airlines really mean when it suggests we can be ourselves "nonstop"?

There are even moments when it suggests a piece as elegant and dark as "Cosi Fan Tutte".

"Defining Israel's Choices" (editorial, Nov. 8) seems heavy-handed when it suggests "a two-state solution, as envisioned by Israel's most important ally, the United States".