Sentence examples for a study suggesting from inspiring English sources

Sao Paulo's industrialists' federation has published a study suggesting that the pact could lop $2.2 billion a year off Brazil's trade surplus.

Pinault referred to a study suggesting that female employees are more hesitant than male employees to seek advancement.

In 2006, members of the Duke team published a study suggesting that with careful imaging they could map language areas before opening the skull.

He has also drawn attention recently with a study suggesting that the benefits of lowering arsenic levels in drinking water would not justify the costs.

Last week in Europe, Sanofi's stock fell on news of a study suggesting a link between the company's diabetes drug, Lantus, and cancer.

But Kolstad, the Wharton health economist, recently published a study suggesting that wanting to perform better was a far more powerful motivator than wanting to earn more.

Our first stop is Penn State University, which has just published a study suggesting that the weather affects how the world's journalists cover an Olympics.

Attia published a study suggesting that Libeskind's Wedge of Light, a plaza at Fulton Street, was based on a fraudulent principle.

But this month, The New England Journal of Medicine published a study suggesting that a major diabetes pill, Avandia, might increase the risk of heart attacks.

A study suggests not.

A study suggests that focus pays off.