Sentence examples for access suggests from inspiring English sources

Still, the scale of the data mountain to which the hackers had access suggests this episode could turn out to be one of the biggest corporate data breaches in history.Coming hard on the heels of the devastating cyber attack on Sony Pictures, a film-maker, the Anthem breach will reinforce calls for more action to be taken to defend companies in America against online attacks.

For cancer of ovary and cervix/uterus car access suggests a strong socioeconomic differential, even though this is not supported by other indicators.

While previous research in patient satisfaction and experience with access suggests that non response is commoner among men,18 it is unlikely that any over-representation of females in the present case will have introduced bias since the effect of gender was estimated to be very small.

Rockstar has not confirmed this, but sources with early access suggest this will be the set-up when the online portion of the game launches on 1 October.

Once a user sign up for a sponsored group, he will be able to access suggested reminders (created by the organization/company).

In the post-Mao era, these architectural exports were combined with economic assistance, debt relief and expanding market access, suggesting economic cooperation, political engagement and cultural communication.

These results remain unchanged in the sub-sample of those that have internet access suggesting that a web-based surveys are capable of producing unbiased results.

The site, which is clearly a promotional campaign, also allows you to follow the 16 Twitter users featured in its video and access suggested users lists based upon interests.

The seemingly strong public support for the free choice plans in health care and the relatively positive findings of the assessments of the reform on quality and access suggest that the free choice reforms will remain in place over the coming years.

There is a recess in the north wall of the crypt; according to Geoffrey Parnell, Keeper of the Tower History at the Royal Armouries, "the windowless form and restricted access, suggest that it was designed as a strong-room for safekeeping of royal treasures and important documents".

Overall, the results of this study suggest a number of areas where responses to survey questions on access suggest areas for potential quality improvement.