Sentence examples for children suggest from inspiring English sources

Interviews with Syrian refugees in Jordan, conducted by Unicef and Save the Children, suggest social and familial pressure lie at the root of many child marriages.

The children suggest that, in that case, she could have a salad — why not?

(Flashbacks to the husband playing Clue with their children suggest he doesn't have one).

However the occurrence in infants and children suggest it may be developmental.

Indeed, a growing number of studies in children suggest that cough and cold medicines work no better than placebos.

These pervasive associations, alongside research findings from studies in children, suggest that such mind-body connections are universal.

The progeric children suggest that aging has its own mechanism, and here something known as telomere theory offers an elegant and fascinating explanation.

Scientists don't understand how the FTO variation influences weight gain, but studies in children suggest the trait plays a role in eating habits.

He let the children suggest names for the animals, which were donated to replace seven animals stolen from the zoo last January.

And for all her talk of nature as a source of movement, Isadora never merely skipped, ran or jumped as her own exercises for children suggest.

Observations of infants and young children suggest that atherosclerosis can begin at an early age as streaks of fat deposition (fatty streaks).