Sentence examples for has suggested up from inspiring English sources

The result would be a $4 billion offering if, as SAS has suggested, up to 20percentt of the company was sold.

Previous research has suggested up to four-fifths of new nurses hired in the 12 months to last September were from overseas, as hospital trusts in England filled a shortfall in registered nurses with 5,778 foreign staff, according to an investigation by the Health Service Journal.

Some reports have suggested up to 2,000 members could protest in Memphis, but Barker said there would not be that many.

Over the centuries, scholars have suggested up to 50 different interpretations explaining the imagery on the vase.

Recent model simulations (Rozanov et al. [2012]) have suggested up to 10%to12%2% reductions of polar upper stratospheric ozone on monthly scales.

Treasury sources have suggested up to £140,000 a year on any worth more than £20m, down to £15,000 a year on those worth £2m-£5m.

Although it is a common practice to estimate dietary intake using three random 24-hour dietary recalls, some studies have suggested up to nine may be necessary to reliably estimate usual intake in youth.

Studies have suggested up to five percent of people living with the disease have younger-onset Alzheimer's, affecting people under the age of 65 and as young as those in their 40s and 50s.

Various factor analytic studies have suggested up to 6 factors [8], [9] with only two studies reporting a unitary factor [10], [11].

The mean catheter length inserted into the epidural space in the obese group was consistent with this (Table  2), although other authors have suggested up to 7 cm is required [ 25].

Lt. Col. John Nagl, a counterinsurgency expert, has suggested setting up an "adviser corps" of 20,000 soldiers.