Sentence examples for academic suggests from inspiring English sources

A key ally of Jeremy Corbyn has accused MPs of employing treacherous tactics designed to undermine Labour's leader, as an analysis of the latest polls by a leading academic suggests the party is on course for its worst local election results for 35 years.

THE next time some policy strategist or ivory-tower academic suggests raising the retirement age to 70 for collecting full Social Security benefits, I wish he would get up from his ergonomically designed chair, go to Bloomfield, N.J., and spend a day with William Gelenites or John Cuffari.

Meanwhile, an academic suggested yesterday that whoever built Stonehenge may have used "ball bearings" to transport the monument's massive standing stones.

But one academic suggested that it would take more than obscure log-ins to shield internet accounts from the risk of theft.

Still, the academic suggested the needle of public perception has been moved based on the sheer number of counter-protestors who attended relative to the white nationalists, who might now try and claim to be underdogs.

One academic suggested that "The Malays have a deep-rooted feeling that they alone are the bumiputras, the sons of the soil, and as such have certain special rights over the land".

The success of Operation Barras restored confidence in the British mission; one academic suggested that its failure would have forced the British government to withdraw all its forces from Sierra Leone.

An academic suggested that changes in copayments, taxation or medicines classification status may result.

An opposing view about the study's potential contribution to policy was articulated, however, with one academic suggesting the "… development of policy is multi-faceted.

The report, by 36 businessmen and academics, suggests a dramatic re-shaping of elementary and high-school education to help minority students.University campuses would be "partners" with local school districts in an organised, state-wide effort.

This wouldn't be so problematic if a lack of immediate access didn't stop the entire enterprise - but a 2012 study of UK academics suggests that it does.