Sentence examples for journal suggests from inspiring English sources

Nicole Cusick, writing in Men's Journal, suggests the following to use stress to your advantage: Embrace the pressure.

Yet a new study in the American Indian Law Journal suggests that growing tribal gaming revenues can make poverty worse.

Our recent research on judicial elections, published in The Cato Journal, suggests that most of the negative consequences of judicial elections are due to their partisan nature.

The finding, reported in the current Nutrition Journal, suggests that data on fruit and vegetable consumption are tainted by "approval bias".

A recent report in the Lancet Psychiatry journal suggests that if you are bullied as a child you're at greater risk of developing psychological problems as an adult.

So much trading may be expected to be good news for big brokerage firms, but The Wall Street Journal suggests otherwise.

The newspaper, The Albuquerque Journal, suggested in an editorial two weeks ago that Fraschilla had lost control of the team.

James Taranto, a columnist at the Wall Street Journal, suggested that it might be worse than a cancer on the Presidency.

Research by the Jane's Intelligence Review journal suggested that "the trafficking organisation inside Myanmar [Burma] is deliberately providing a promotional rate for exports to Bangladesh".

The journal suggested that Britain has taken a dislike to oilseed rape because of its intense smell and flashy yellow flowers.

Sentiment was also soured by a report in the Wall Street Journal suggesting the recent stress tests might have underestimated the banks' holdings of potentially risky government debt.