Sentence examples for monitor suggested from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the NOAA's drought monitor suggested that 63% of the lower 48 states was affected by drought, and would lead to the smallest corn yield in the last six years.

The Christian Science monitor suggested that this facility was in truth a "red herring" in the negotiations.

The Economist called it a "powerful book," while the Christian Science Monitor suggested that it "might be one of the most important books of the year".

Interviewees, particularly those from CQC and Monitor, suggested that there remained an important role for independent regulation and inspection.

Previous findings based on BC measured at a central-site monitor suggested associations between inflammatory markers and air pollution exposure averaged over the prior 4 weeks (Zeka et al. 2006).

However, in an editorial on Day 5, the Monitor suggested that the government ought to use "people and institutions who are credible" – in other words, not members of the UPDF, which itself was being charged with bringing the virus – for the dissemination of information.

Madison," speaking from a video monitor, suggests topics of conversation.

Research by Monitor suggests that the number of impact investment funds is increasing but that there is something of a shortage of appropriate investment opportunities.

The resistance to a statutory monitor suggests that the dream of self-regulation persists in some quarters.

He cited figures by Monitor suggesting full integration of health and social care would save £4bn-£6bn, saying "this gets you a significant amount of the way that Simon Stevens has identified".

The Christian Science Monitor suggests what the massive drought plaguing some the country's most fertile agricultural regions might mean for food prices, and Obama's hope for reelection.