Sentence examples for suggest that far from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the statistics seem to suggest that, far from Bonn falling by the wayside, it is Berlin that is struggling.

Studies suggest that far fewer American teenagers would commit suicide if gun owners were required to use trigger locks.

Overall, the study results suggest that, far from creating problems, mild levels of task conflict can have positive benefits for employees and organizations alike.

As you warm to the idea, suggest that far from the "theatrical car crash" you were expecting, it is "a pleasure to report that Henry truly triumphed" (Telegraph).

Reports from a busy border crossing in the north suggest that far fewer Saras are streaming into the adjoining Dominican town for market.

There's a particular problem in this area for women, since some studies suggest that far fewer work in the arts than study them.

The reaction to Roberts's comments suggests that far from being historically concluded, the debate about gender in the workplace has barely begun.

In the meantime, remember: it would be truly absurd to suggest that far-right politics have anything to do with the group surrounding Stephen Yaxley-Lennor or his far-right backers.

Furthermore, as not all decisions are made on patients' request, 1 2 findings suggest that far-reaching decisions to reduce patients' end-of-life suffering are part of palliative care provision in Belgium.

Vulliamy suggests that far from pacifying the situation the government has exacerbated it.

A look at the underlying accounting, however, suggests that, far from underperforming, Japan may have outperformed.