Sentence examples for issue suggest that from inspiring English sources

Two reviews in this issue suggest that the president is facing problems not only with Democrats but with members of his own camp.

Some experts with long experience dealing with China on the North Korea issue suggest that Beijing's public stance may be quite different from what it is saying to the North Koreans.

On-site experiments performed to explore this issue suggest that the problem must be addressed statistically.

But other reports in the same issue suggest that the therapy's effectiveness is far from proven.

Other papers in the same issue suggest that the global decline of coral reefs is more widespread and began much earlier than researchers once believed.

The studies presented in this special issue suggest that the focus on family involvement is of great relevance, especially if one aims to understand patterns of educational success by children of immigrants against the odds of family disadvantage.

Next City delves into the issue, suggesting that as a reminder of death, cemeteries are easy for cities to ignore.

25 September: Peter Mandelson wades into the issue, suggesting that foreign ownership of British companies could damage the country.

A table in last week's issue suggested that Hong Kong allows civil unions, with limited rights, between gay couples.

Mr. Levine said that the only research on the issue suggested that marijuana arrests played little role in driving down serious crime, and may in fact divert police resources.

Research that I conducted with the IPPR on this issue suggests that this development co-exists with a growing attachment to a locally-defined sense of place.