Sentence examples for new data suggests from inspiring English sources

The remaining 30percentt is a mystery, but the new data suggests it is coming from Antarctica.

New data suggests police officers could make 800,000 stops this year.

"New data suggests 70% of HIV-related deaths could have been prevented if all countries had coverage rates as high as Botswana's.

New data suggests that Japan's economic comeback may have lost some momentum, with an inching up of September's jobless rate and the ninth straight decline in household spending.

The manufacturing sector, he said in his report to clients this week, is the one that has dragged the economy down and the new data suggests "that the worst is past for much of the factory sector".

The new data suggests that the volume of sea ice last month appeared to be about 2,135 cubic miles – just half the average volume and 62% lower than the maximum volume of ice that covered the Arctic in 1979.

And new data suggested that unemployment remained a problem.

Moreover, his new data suggest that informal gatherings have become less common too.

On a more positive note, investors are also reacting to new data suggesting the economy may be strengthening after all.

New data suggest that we probably shouldn't discount the growing use of crack cocaine and methamphetamines.

In a few countries new data suggest the practice is all but eliminated.