Sentence examples for data that suggests from inspiring English sources

You have produced some data that suggests loneliness is contagious.

"There is nothing in the data that suggests the plane is not safe," he added.

McEwan told the BBC he had seen no "economic data that suggests we'd be better off out, in the short to medium term".

He and Carter also noted the physical and medical concerns, including data that suggests women are injured more often than men.

But crime survey data that suggests men are likely to be the victims in 40% of domestic violence incidents should raise more eyebrows than it appears to do.

As in 2010, Ukip will fight every ward in Eastleigh, and is now armed with polling data that suggests it could win the seat in 2015.

"There is some data that suggests that some low income people feel more ownership of the health care program if there is a nominal pay-in," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, president of the Children's Health Fund.

"There's certainly historical data that suggests that there is greater prevalence of mental health difficulties in Oxford and Cambridge," says Byrom. "Living with a small group of competitive people isn't easy, and you also then have a competitive environment.

All we can do is look at data that suggests that since we have been developing partnerships every year over the past five years, the number of fires has come down and is still coming down.

They cram nine and a half hours worth of media into six and a half hours of actual time – data that suggests the cliche of the youngster loafing in the lounge is an unfair one.

Figures showing that fewer companies are getting into financial trouble are the latest in a series of positive data that suggests the UK economy is climbing out of the slump.