Sentence examples for now often suggested from inspiring English sources

But such targets are not as vulnerable as is now often suggested.

In fact, it is now often suggested that enthusiasm for democracy in the Muslim world should be tempered by concerns about "extremism" and threats to security and religious freedom.

With phase 3 bapineuzumab and solanezumab studies yielding disappointing results, the research community is growing uneasy with the mAb approach, and it is now often suggested that mAbs may only be efficacious as a preventive measure and should therefore be tested in patients with prodromal AD or in asymptomatic subjects, such as in preclinical AD.

Its existence has begun to transform data transparency standards because journal reviewers, editors, and grant officers now often suggest or require that 3-D data be made available through this site.

Now, as you have so often suggested editorially, let's take a simple step to provide relief at the local level.

"It's often suggested to me I'll have mixed emotions, but I'm firmly embedded now.

Alternating buttock pain is often suggested as a possible contributor 15 since, although not very sensitive, this item is rather specific and is now shown in a primary care setting.

Projects often suggested by local industry.

Critics often suggested the work was ethically dubious.

Advocates of tax-financed private education often suggest that vouchers are inevitable, because more parents now "vote with their feet" to abandon public schools.

"Now, it works more on the short side," she said, with heavy trading often suggesting that a stock is likely to fall.