Sentence examples for public suggest from inspiring English sources

But portions of the report that have already been made public suggest that the C.I.A.'s interrogation techniques went way beyond those used in the carefully circumscribed training program.

The takeaway from the small sample of these suspensions and collection methods that have been made public suggest that during its most permissive period (up until 2014 or so) Facebook allowed the data of countless users (the totals will only increase) to escape its authority, and that data is still out there, totally out of the company's control and being used by anyone for just about anything.

Studies of the general public suggest a variable willingness to donate tissue for storage in a biobank, with rates ranging from 34 to 94%% [ 3– 5].

Random digit surveys of the general public suggest that less than 50% of those with migraine are currently seeing a physician for that problem [ 23].

The linkages between agriculture, nutrition the environment were not mentioned in the communiques; and the spirit of the announcements that have been made public suggest that we might well see more of the same.

The feedback we have had from the public suggests they share this view.

The show's popularity among lawyers as well as the public suggests that this time Moffat has found his audience.

The court receives high marks from the public, suggesting that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

Dr. Ivins's notebooks, which were released to the public, suggested, however, that he had found that the vaccine might be making some of the test animals sick.

A prizewinning author, who had praised my first novel in private and my second in public, suggested I might have something kind to say about his new work.

Southwick has received more calls from "the public, suggesting where we should be looking, than I have on any investigation I've ever done".