Sentence examples for this year suggests from inspiring English sources

American demands for military intervention against insurgents in North Waziristan will again be batted away.Yet the fact that the broad relationship has survived other severe tests this year suggests it may get over this one too.

The record 14percentt one-day increase in the Nasdaq index on Jan . 3 after the Federal Reserve Board made its first half-point cut in interest rates this year, suggests how strongly some investors buy into this theory.

But the fact that he's still doing this in middle age, and that Amoeba is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, suggests there's a lot more to this than wanting to steer clear of working for The Man.

The evidence this year suggests: a lot.

This year, suggests Mr Zhu, there will be even more.

"The data so far this year suggests that the concert business is as healthy as it's been," Mr. Garner said.

Nicolas (2010) suggests that this is so.

Shapley (1953) suggests an axiomatic approach to this issue.

Official Chinese data, reported by the New York Times on Wednesday after being quietly released earlier this year, suggests China has been burning up to 17% more coal each year than previously disclosed by the government.

Research for the trade union Unison carried out in April this year suggests that hundreds of medical secretarial positions have been lost from more than 20 different NHS trusts across the UK.

Alzheimer's Society estimates that there will be a million people with dementia in the UK by 2025, although research published earlier this year suggests that the number of new cases in recent years has been fewer than previously predicted.