Sentence examples for commentaries suggest from inspiring English sources

The commentaries suggest that these injunctions are being obtained predominantly by high-profile celebrities including a number of Premiership footballers to prevent publication of their (alleged) peccadilloes.

Recent clinical commentaries suggest that acute kidney injury (AKI) is more likely to occur following cardiac catheterisation and intervention than with contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT), especially in renally compromised patients [1, 2].

Several years back there was a short spate of press commentaries suggesting that China should develop its own fast food products to defeat the intruders.

But that was before he was banned from teaching, before he was tried and sentenced to prison for disseminating lies, defaming Islam and disturbing public opinion with his newspaper commentaries suggesting that the rule of the clerics had become as tyrannical as the rule of the kings.

The scarcity of Latin translations of Alexander's commentaries suggests a certain preference for the interpretation of the later, Neoplatonist, commentators.

The weightiest commentaries suggested a psychological and societal downside to migration even long after arriving in the mecca of their dreams.

The data presented in this commentary suggest that history may be the only factor favoring such a designation.

Recent studies and commentary suggest a role for awake videolaryngoscopy in the patient with a difficult airway [ 10] - hopefully a practice that will soon migrate to the ICU.

Dean's commentary suggests that he, like the Pres.

Law and order matters in a way that is more profound than most commentary suggests.

On the other hand, Charles Murray, writing in "Commentary" suggests punitive treatment of the poor to lessen their irresponsible behavior.