Sentence examples for date suggest from inspiring English sources

However, sales of over 100m copies to date suggest that Meyer's readers are untroubled by this".

His statements to date suggest that the president should have the authority to take the country to war.

Lastly, all of the trials done to date suggest that clearing plaques will not have any benefit in humans.

Their three tracks to date suggest three possible, and quite different, directions, which is not a problem in itself because they're all good ones.

THE BOTTOM LINE Findings from one of the best studies of milk thistle to date suggest its reputation as an antidote to liver ailments may be overstated.

Research findings to date suggest these factors are varied but similarities within findings exist.

"The results to date suggest that the predictions were, at least, overly optimistic," the authors conclude.

Theory and empirical evidence to date suggest that the indirect effects of tort reform on health insurance costs are ambiguous.

The sporadic and limited epidemiologic surveys undertaken to date suggest that some long-term effects are present.

The results presented to date suggest that there may be data supporting a unifying role for estrogen in adjuvant trials.

The results obtained to date suggest that MWM-Array permeability measurements can provide early detection of fatigue damage in steels before conventional methods can detect any changes.