Sentence examples for academics suggest from inspiring English sources

Some academics suggest unilateral "euroisation", as Montenegro has done.

Some academics suggest that science and religion are different ways of looking at the same questions.

Estimates reviewed by academics suggest that the corporation spends just over £10m on public affairs advocacy and secures remarkable access to Treasury ministers.

Some academics suggest there are ways of ending a terrorist campaign other than negotiation, but a careful look at their examples shows the argument doesn't stand up.

The average firm's fees are too high to justify a return that, academics suggest, is merely a geared play on Wall Street.

Some academics suggest that it is essentially about the royalist establishment's alarm that Mr Thaksin was building a base of public support to rival that of King Bhumibol.

"We've had an unbelievable amount of academics suggesting what they want next," he says.

Ramsay reps now at Sydney Uni rebadging their course as one in "western tradition" to "win over" dissenting academics suggests camouflage, not cooperation.

The estimates from the government's published evaluation, conducted by independent academics, suggested every £1 spent on Growth Accelerator yielded benefits to the economy of between £4.54 and £9.92.

Research by academics suggests that combining analysis of the blockchain with other data could make it possible to trace and identify the flow of bitcoins in some detail (see "Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal User Identities").

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.