Sentence examples for suggests reason for from inspiring English sources
He notes that, for all its inhabitants' Googling and Skypeing, America's productivity performance since 2004 has been worse than that of the doldrums from the early 1970s to the early 1990s.The fountains of paradiseCloser analysis of recent figures, though, suggests reason for optimism.
Rich economies showed little sign of escaping the productivity doldrums into which they sank in the early 1970s; the tech boomlet of the late 1990s and early 2000s came and went all too quickly.On reviewing the evidence, this newspaper came to a rather more optimistic assessment than Mr Gordon.Closer analysis of recent figures, though, suggests reason for optimism.
But a new study by the World Bank* suggests reasons for pessimism, at least in modern economies.
This model suggests reasons for the underrepresentation of men in the diagnostic categories of depression and related disorders such as dysthymia.
The findings suggested reason for concern, said Dr. Donald G. Goff, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard and director of the schizophrenia program at Massachusetts General Hospital.
The headline numbers for May suggested reason for optimism — employers added 431,000 jobs and the jobless rate fell to 9.7 percent, from 9.9 percent in April.
Their harsh characterization of the field was challenged by Democrats and independent observers as bluster, though it seems to have fed confidence bordering on hubris in Mr. Bush's camp when polls might suggest reason for worry.
Another suggested reason for the failure was that Uber should have gone to market with a local partner like Didi instead of going head to head with them.
Recombination at oxidized QDs surface is also a suggested reason for low values of V o and V oc obtained for QDSC [6].
"Once I had established that the suggested reason for the text's inclusion was not being substantiated I decided to retract the paper" on 21 July, Parker says.
The suggested reason for this rise is as you'd expect: the source of all of society's new woes, social media.
