Sentence examples for which they suggest from inspiring English sources

They also want to establish dedicated elective surgery centres, which, they suggest, private companies could run.

Instead, what we see is a rapid rise in productivity, which they suggest is the result of eliminating X-inefficiency.

Supporters of campus carry talk about the right of citizens to defend themselves, which, they suggest, could help avert another mass shooting on campuses.

The Harvard-based researchers concluded there was a link between the Mediterranean diet and longer telomeres, which they suggest can be affected by a person's lifestyle.

They find what they say is evidence of an extensive cover-up to which they suggest the federal government is privy.

Based on this analysis, the scientists declared that all those early Homo fossils belong to a single species — which they suggest should be called Homo erectus.

The Catholic leaders' split decision rests on their analysis of the problem, which they suggested in news conferences and in the documents they released on Wednesday night.

It would raise £1bn a year – some of which, they suggested, could usefully be spent on children's health and free school meals.

Meanwhile the Socialist Party published the wording of a model resolution which they suggested Labour members could use to demand the removal of their constituency MP.

They found that students participating in the virtual simulation activity showed longer fixation duration, which they suggested implies deeper cognitive processing.

And, secondly, they seemed slightly sceptical about new businesses like Spotify which, they suggested, wasn't driving real revenue to smaller bands like The Stone Foxes.