Sentence examples for suggests every year from inspiring English sources

THE flowers themselves aren't as wild as their name suggests: every year the state uses trucks to sow seeds along roadsides.

Mr. Deans suggests that every year, two questions be answered: 1.The elder generation as sellers have to decide if they want to sell stock in the family business.

The national surveillance data suggests that every year over 60 million sex acts are sold to 3 million clients, in Pakistan [ 4].

Extrapolating these numbers to the UK suggests that every year almost 2'000'000 people suffer from PONV symptoms, and about 20'000 outpatients need to be admitted following ambulatory surgery due to intractable PONV.

There's some evidence to suggest every two years in people with blood pressure under 120/80 and every year if that top number is 120 to 139 or the bottom number is 80 to 89.

The seven of us recently got together at Chumley's in Greenwich Village and, as always happens, these stories were retold with the same glow and dumb happiness that popular culture uses to suggest every 16-year-old is off having a torrid summer love affair.

I suggest mammograms every year starting at 40.

Reliable quantitative estimations of input loads, sources and originating sectors represent a significant knowledge gap, but it is suggested that, every year, almost 8 million tonnes of plastic leak to the ocean.

We also asked Rachleff about some now-famous research he prepared some time around 2006 that suggested that every year, about 15 U.S. startups are created that eventually reach $100 million in annual revenue.

Our findings suggest that every year a considerable proportion of households in rural Cambodia have members suffering from serious illnesses.

Our findings suggest that every year a considerable proportion of rural population in Cambodia, especially the poor and vulnerable, are affected by serious illnesses, both communicable and non-communicable diseases.