Sentence examples for have suggested from from inspiring English sources

It seems intended to announce a change of institutional personality, from genteel to rugged, and perhaps from marginal to underground or something close -- or, as some have suggested, from serious to hip.

In a statement, Mr. Schwab said: "As many experts have suggested, from regulators to Congress to independent blue ribbon panels, it is important in today's environment that the positions of C.E.O. and chairman be distinct and that the chairman play a central role.

Some have suggested from the results of the Finnish study that alcohol abuse is symptomatic of the "work hard, play hard" cultures around professions – especially because workers who shifted into longer-hours jobs during the study were 12% more likely to develop risky drinking habits as a result.

The universal law formula is not itself derived, as some of Kant's interpreters have suggested, from the principle of non-contradiction.

Becoming a parent inevitably changes one's perspective; senior leaders have suggested from personal experience that motherhood has increased their interest in finding applied solutions to technical problems and their dedication to making a positive contribution to the long-term future.

As others have suggested from observational studies that metformin and sulfonylureas might differ in terms of cancer risk [ 1, 3], our data can be interpreted as being consistent with that hypothesis, with rosiglitazone being as protective as metformin.

Cannon has suggested from time to time that he is open to a limit on the amount employers can spend on employee health care with pre-tax dollars.

Walt Disney had suggested from the beginning that each of the dwarfs, whose names and personalities are not stated in the original fairy tale, could have individual personalities.

The word batman comes not from cricket bats, as some have suggested, but from the French word bât, which means pack saddle.

Over the last few weeks, people have suggested everyone from Bella S. Abzug and Dorothy Day to Fannie Lou Hamer and Patti LaBelle.

Pundits and political junkies have suggested anything from economics to racism, but it's been a hard question for social scientists to answer definitively.