Sentence examples for but new data suggest from inspiring English sources

But new data suggest that, wonder of wonders, some changes made after the corporate scandals at the turn of the latest century are having an effect.

It explains why politicians talk of "strivers", aiming to tap into a perceived view that those receiving benefits have it easy.But new data suggest that politicians may have misjudged the public mood.

But new data suggest that there are zones of liquid water hundreds of meters below the surface.

Shakespeare once proclaimed that brevity is the soul of wit, but new data suggest your chattiness may have more to do with your hometown.

The absolute numbers of older Americans with dementia are sure to grow as the population ages in the coming decades, but new data suggest that the overall proportion with the condition is mysteriously declining.

Traditionally, candidiasis has not been linked to TNFα inhibition, but new data suggest that TNFα inhibitors may in fact increase the risk of OPC [ 18].

President Trump claims he's kept his campaign promise to dramatically ramp up the pace of deportations, but new data suggests little has changed statistically since the Obama era.

These beliefs are shared by many other physicians, but some new data suggest that crying in a medical setting is common among young doctors.

But the new data suggest a reversal among Republicans, with 51 percent since 2008 saying they have a gun in their home, up from 47 percent in surveys taken from 2000 through 2006.

Astroviruses are not usually deadly, but the new data suggest that they are less discriminating with regard to what they infect than researchers had thought, raising the possibility that different strains could trade genetic material in monkey hosts and give rise to new forms that might cause more serious disease in people.

"But the new data suggest that the cause could have been DA sinking down from surface blooms of Pseudo-nitzschia".