Sentence examples for suggests up from inspiring English sources

The donors are not asked if they wish to contribute to Labour's coffers or told why they should; recent polling suggests up to a third vote Conservative.

A straw poll of my young colleagues suggests up to 55% of muesli-addled Guardian journalists have never seen any Star Wars film, holiday special – or kept sandwiches in a tie-in lunchbox.

"The data suggests up to 79 percent of all runners are injured every year," says Stephen Messier, the director of the J. B. Snow Biomechanics Laboratory at Wake Forest University.

Hinge then learns your tastes and suggests up to five compatible friends of friends per day.

Often the diagnosis is overlooked as a causative agent of PICH despite evidence that suggests up to 40% of elderly brains contain cerebrovascular amyloid [4].

Daycare Trust research suggests up to 86% of centres are facing budget cuts and that up to 250 may close in 2011.

He suggests up-and-comers do what he did and assume everything they're doing right now stinks -- that they can only get better.

Hence, elevated serum pro-collagen III in patients of CG suggests up-regulation of collagen synthesis and this could be considered as a marker for this disease when interpreted in the proper clinicopathological context [ 23].

A Zf Af ratio of 0.78 (95% CI: 0.64-0.95) isignificantlyly above the ratio given by the number of chromosomes and suggests up-regulation of Z-linked genes relative to autosomal genes in females.

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Estimates suggest up to 300.