Sentence examples for have suggested false from inspiring English sources

The no growth, or as some have suggested, false growth, of a jobless Bush recovery.

Other studies have suggested that false alarms do not necessarily have a negative impact on future responses to warnings if the reasoning behind the warning is explained to the population clearly (e.g. Mileti and Peek [2000]) or if the uncertainty surrounding the hazard event is explained (e.g. Sharma and Patt [2012]).

Others have suggested a false choice between addressing HIV/AIDS and TB, and other priority health investments, including maternal and children's health.

Altogether, these analyses have suggested that false negative rates may be in the order of 16%to50%0% in RNAi HTS.

On the contrary, several studies have suggested that the false-belief representation process might be automatic or spontaneous in normal adults.

Reports have suggested that the "flooding" with false positive referrals that occurred within the English NHS with the publication of NICE led to other patients within the system going blind because of delayed return appointments [ 22, 23].

Some have suggested that this effort is newfound, an act or a false religion.

Some have suggested using a diameter cutoff at 7 mm to avoid false-positive diagnosis [32].

Some have suggested camouflage.

There is a huge spectrum, and yet I have always refused when a director or designer has suggested I wear a false penis under my costume to make myself feel "more male".

He has suggested that the boys started false rumors about Mrs. Stein that got out of hand after school administrators found out about them.