Sentence examples for suppressing data from inspiring English sources

Climate change sceptics claimed they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of manmade climate change.

Climate change sceptics claimed they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of man-made climate change.

Mr Spitzer accused the firm of suppressing data showing a link between its product and teenage suicide.

In another e-mail message, John Tumas, the company's publications manager, wrote in 1999: "The larger issue is how do we face the outside world when they begin to criticize us for suppressing data".

A publications manager for the company wrote, "the larger issue is how we face the outside world when they begin to criticize us for suppressing data".

Democrats used the announcement about Mr. Kincannon today as a platform to accuse the Bush administration of suppressing data that formed the basis for the bureau's decision not to disclose adjusted data for areas as small as city blocks for all 50 states.

The Guardian has discovered that Jones appears to have suppressed data that undermines a paper he published in Nature in 1990.

"They say I am in league with pharmaceutical companies in order to suppress data that shows a link between viruses and the syndrome.

Fresh from his sallies against improper mutual fund trading and brokerage houses that tout stocks they know to be junk, Mr. Spitzer has now taken on pharmaceutical companies that suppress data showing their drugs to be useless or possibly even dangerous.

The mainstream media, for all their faults, do try to provide that, and they also try to honor the idea of fairness — that is, they don't suppress data or sentiments that contradict what they would like to believe, whereas fairness on the Web tends to dissolve into strongly argued points of view.

Hanging over the publication of more detailed maps of cancer incidence are fears that possible polluters in the areas with the highest rates will sue to suppress data or to erase the implication that they are responsible for causing the cancers.