Sentence examples for earlier suggests from inspiring English sources

The study by Fritz Breuss mentioned earlier suggests that over the past ten years membership brought extra GDP growth totalling about 4.5%.

I think the experience of European countries that saw the same shift in attitudes a decade or two earlier suggests he's right.

Pesach, who is 21 and married to a woman who remained behind in Poland when Leah brought him to America a couple of years earlier, suggests a match with a very unprepossessing though scholarly fellow named Moishe.

It's something I've noticed at media and tech industry conferences: the tendency for speakers to say things like "Well, now that every child has an iPad... .. That's quite possibly true for children of parents in the media and tech industries, but it's not for the population as a whole – the Ofcom report cited earlier suggests 42% of British 5-15 year-olds haccesscess to a tablet at home.

More generally, evidence cited earlier suggests net positive labor supply effects in the aggregate, although they are not large.

Extensive in vitro data (described earlier) suggests that Id1 controls luminal mammary epithelial cell fate and differentiation.

I posted a tweet earlier suggesting the incoming congresswoman looked well put together -- ELEGANT even -- despite suggestions she's struggled.

One official earlier suggested it was caused by a mattress fire inside the Nakumatt department store.

Cable had earlier suggested other bankers should follow Hester's example.

Alcon had earlier suggested that Ford's return for the sequel was unlikely.

Preliminary projections had earlier suggested a close race for second between Mr. Kuczynski and Ms. Fujimori.