Sentence examples for date suggesting from inspiring English sources

I would love to hear the author's reflections on the studies to date suggesting a significant risk in antidepressants.

"Synchronised years tend to be those with a later mean flowering date, suggesting warmer years are associated with smaller acorn crops".

Plaid had been preparing to support Labour over a wideranging and important health bill... or at least they were, before Andrews jokingly branded the party a "cheap date" – suggesting its backing was easily won.

Nearly 80percentt of some 300 copies of popular movies found by the researchers on online file sharing networks "appeared to have been leaked by industry insiders," and nearly all showed up online before their official consumer DVD release date, suggesting that consumer DVD copying represents a relatively minor factor compared with insider leaks.

Plaid Cymru, the Welsh nationalist party, had been prepared to back the bill but changed its mind after a Labour minister, in a clumsy attempt at end-of-term humour, called the party a "cheap date" – suggesting its support was easily won.

These three studies combined is the strongest piece evidence to date, suggesting that SPG neurostimulation is effective in treating cluster headache.

The 21 May Italian release date suggests a Cannes premiere.

"With the 2017 date suggested, it highlights that everyone needs to be thinking about this".

But this dogged focus on male sexual selection is out of date, suggests Hawkes.

The Martian's October release date suggests Ridley Scott hopes to follow suit.

The record to date suggests that he, too, has been remarkably evenhanded.