Sentence examples for data seems to suggest from inspiring English sources

A considerable amount of evidence from macroeconomic data seems to suggest that consumption does indeed react sluggishly to macroeconomic shocks.

The data seems to suggest, however, that the increase in support has been reasonably steady since about 2004.

Instead, the state data seems to suggest that he's up 2 or 3 points on Mr. Romney over all — and perhaps by a slightly larger margin than that in the most critical states, which is why the model has started to perceive a bit of an Electoral College edge for him.

Yet while people frequently say privacy is important to them, their unwillingness to stray from products that rely on mining their data seems to suggest otherwise.

Much transient data seems to suggest that the (In) is formed from the reaction of adsorbed monoatomic oxygen species with C2H4 and, is decomposed by the reaction with diatomic oxygen species.

In addition, GC/MS data seems to suggest that the birch bark preserved in the waterlogged site had a more pronounced degradation both in terms of oxidation and of depolymerisation.

In early 2007, traffic data seemed to suggest that Eons had found the key to attracting boomers.

To some — and to some readers of my article on the study — the data seemed to suggest that climbing from poverty to the middle class and beyond was harder in conservative states than in liberal ones.

In fact, the tendency in the data seemed to suggest that the husband and the wife are, in effect, policing each other when they decide together, making sure that one spouse doesn't give too much or give to something that the other spouse doesn't like.

Mitt Romney has just come off a couple of rough news weeks in his quest for the presidency, but if Clyde Tennyson, 62, of Hampton, Va., is as typical of the baby boom generation as polling data seem to suggest, there is more bad news to come.

In the early stages of the Lesser Depression some data seemed to suggest a sharp rise in mismatch; it was left for us demand-siders to argue that this was actually a cyclical, not structural issue, and not fundamental to the employment problem.