Sentence examples for suggested rise from inspiring English sources

40– 44 More research is needed to exclude alternative explanations for the suggested rise in incidence, including for example increasing awareness in the general public of ALS as a disease and better diagnosis of ALS in different neurologic settings.

The importance of a strong, rooted torso is suggested, rising from and succumbing to the pull of the earth in American modern and traditional African dance.

But it is also true that, as a Bank of England study has suggested, rising numbers of immigrants in low and semi-skilled sectors, including bar work and cleaning, does push down wages slightly.

It suggested rising cancer rates meant cases could more than double by 2030.

That's contrary to earlier work that suggested rising seas had slowed in recent years.

European studies from birds and eggs have suggested rising levels from as early as 1969 (Sellstrom et al. 2003).

Many articles suggested rising rates of EDs and/or body-image concerns among men, as they become " more weight obsessed" (TO-03/08/08), acquire " body hang-ups" (DMi-23/09/08) oreplicatethethe "' size zero' trend" previously seen in females (TO-16/05/10).

This suggests rising fears that the 'sans culottes' with their pitchforks will yet storm the great citadels of the west.

Betting-machine taxes in Britain are about half the rate common in Europe, suggesting rises are coming.

The other group believes that low volatility suggests rising markets, as well-informed investors are rightly confident.

Producer prices are up just 0.5percentt over the last 12 months, suggesting rising commodity prices are more likely to pinch profits than to drive up consumer inflation.