Sentence examples for suggested it increased from inspiring English sources

An article in Business Day on Saturday about Celebrex and the potential lawsuits against its maker, Pfizer, because of a study that suggested it increased the risk of heart attacks, misstated the given name of a lawyer involved in such cases.

It provokes strong opinions, with fans claiming it is beneficial with wonderful side effects, and angry critics suggesting it increases the risk of cancer and heart disease.

Although the intervention did not influence intentions to change behavior, there was some evidence to suggest it increases healthy behavior.

'You can't even put someone in prison on suspicion.' Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn said yesterday said the shooting suggested that a 'shoot-to-kill' policy was in operation, and suggested it would increase the threat of further attacks.

Labour has already pledged to raise the minimum wage to £8 an hour over the course of the next parliament if it wins power in May, while Chancellor George Osborne has suggested it could increase to £7 this year as the economy improves.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 — Pressured by regulators, the German pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG announced Monday that it had agreed to withdraw the controversial heart surgery drug Trasylol after a Canadian study suggested that it increased death rates.

David Cameron first signalled he would like to end lifetime tenancies of council homes as long ago as 2010, when he suggested it could help increase social mobility.

David Cameron first signalled he would like to make such a move as long ago as 2010, when he suggested it could help increase social mobility.

The Rev. Kevin J. Nelan, pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church on West 14th Street, suggested it was the increasing presence of Mexicans in congregations that were influencing others.

Evidence suggests it is increasing.

To suggest it will increase promiscuity is an absolute insult to women.