Sentence examples for reputable studies from inspiring English sources

Reputable studies have shown it can relieve nausea, improve appetite and ease painful spasms.

Reputable studies have shown that there is no independent link between abortion and negative psychological outcomes.

For example, several reputable studies indicate that employees generally do at least as well in arbitration as in court.

According to two reputable studies, the cost would be less than $20 per family per year, and there would be no negative impact on employment.

Fortunately, it doesn't require a stretch of the imagination to see how these policies could translate, as there's a wealth of reputable studies that highlight the benefits.

Economists' estimates for the "multiplier" effect of government spending and tax cuts vary widely, with equally reputable studies showing opposite results.

This assertion is unsupported by any data or reputable study.

A reputable study by the Thomson Reuters Foundation found India was the fourth most dangerous place in the world for females, after only Afghanistan, Congo and Pakistan.

Republicans have comprehensively lost the intellectual arguments: they can't cite a single reputable study showing that their bills would preserve affordable coverage for the old, the sick, and the poor.

Almost every reputable study — the National Science Foundation, the Rand Corporation, the Cato Institute and numerous academic efforts — suggest that immigrants contribute more to economic output and taxes than they cost in services.

Longtime NORML readers know that the gateway drug theory has been debunked by the Institutes of Medicine in 1999 and every reputable study over the past ten years.