Sentence examples for environment suggest from inspiring English sources

In the weeks following this visit I call a friend, a medical doctor, who tells me that the symptoms and the environment suggest that young villagers are developing pulmonary fibrosis and paralysing strokes.

Contemporary theories concerning the long-­term effects of growing up in an urban environment suggest it hampers our ability to handle stress, and might make us more susceptible to a range of psychological disorders.

Moreover, promising results from public health studies that have used Street View to virtually audit the built environment suggest that it is a reliable, quick and cost-effective alternative to in-person, on-site audits.

These debates and such puzzles of isomorphism as embedding an imported institution into China's economic and political environment suggest that the institutionalization process in an economic field is not merely about legitimacy, as neoinstitutionalists would suggest.

The guidelines published by the Ministry of the Environment suggest the use of the high-efficiency methods mentioned above when the radiation dose cannot be sufficiently reduced by high-pressure water decontamination.

"Given the traditional view on the distance between professional auditing engagements and marketing, changes in auditors' business environment suggest that the interests of professionalism should create room for other activities such as marketing" (Broberg et al. 2013: 67).

"Perhaps Messi needs a new challenge, a fresh experience and environment," suggests Ian Copestake.

Set in an environment suggesting the war room of a contemporary political campaign, "Roman Tragedies" incorporated live and recorded video.

Such an environment suggests beach plants, like Rosa rugosa, bayberry, beach plum, high bush blueberry, red cedar and grasses, all of which are drought-tolerant.

In 2007, Abdulrahman Al-Eryani, then Yemen's minister for water and the environment, suggested relocating people from Sana'a to the Red Sea coast.

However, the ease with which stalking can be undertaken in the online environment suggests that victims may still have little protection from cyberstalking.