Sentences with phrase «in articles suggesting»

The book reviewed in this article suggest a number of reasons why clergy leave local church ministry.

They kept saying «may,» although the few quotes in the article suggested that they really wanted to say «is.»

Please note: Later in this article we suggest leaving the tahini out of hummus if there is a risk that your little one may be allergic to sesame seeds.

Nothing in the article suggested that the authors had acted malevolently or fraudulently.

Nothing in the article suggested misconduct or that the author had acted malevolently or fraudulently.

The data presented in this article suggests that tumor subtype needs to be taken into account during treatment design as blocking angiogenesis and therefore increasing tumor hypoxia may be beneficial in the treatment of ER - α — negative breast cancer but could have catastrophic effects on ER - α — positive breast cancer.

In this article I suggest the add - ons I find most valuable when looking for and researching investments.

The cartoon was in an article you suggested would add to my understanding.

Moylan in his article suggests a $ 20 per ton fee, in exchange for dropping CAFE standards and EPA regulation, with the funds raised going towards decreasing corporate taxes.An increase of $.20 per gallon is a price signal?That increase yearly, times twenty years, would be a signal.You can then choose whatever combination of taxes to eliminate or decrease.I don't care which but you'll have to choose a combination that will get enough buyin from the pickup truck and SUV constituencies.

But others Coyle quotes in her article suggest that «Internet full disclosure» should be seen as a visionary legal strategy.

The high - quality lawyers named in the article suggest that it might be, but the rest of those 500 respondents could encompass a wide range of experience, from laid - off associates to low - quality lawyers who would have trouble finding work in any economy.

Wow that is thinking outside the box, and I'm sure Mr. Muller is not basing his whole case on the Fitbit, as the one lawyer in this article suggest, I'm sure it's just one tool that will give someone a different perspective of the case, would love to have him as my lawyer.

Perhaps as a result of this caution, much judicial humour is comparatively slight and not especially funny, as extracts in this article suggest.

Nothing in this article suggests otherwise.

Not exact matches

In an interview with the El Pais newspaper published on Sunday, the Spanish leader suggested he could trigger article 155 of the constitution, which would allow him to dismiss the regional government and call fresh local elections.

Offer to write business - related articles for your local paper, suggests Hartman, who himself appears in real estate columns in the Orange County Business Journal.

In 1994 a journalist named Jon Entine wrote a magazine article about the Body Shop that suggested that the company was guilty of hypocritical marketing.

A recent article in MedCity News suggested hospitals improve their results by investing in better communication technologies, boosting staff engagement, improving transparency, and investing in the work environment.

After the Bard, the earliest printed reference appears to be a 1994 Globe and Mail article by John Bentley Mays (in which the author suggests a police horse might enjoy the watery treat) but he is clearly indulging in the slang of the day, not coining a neologism.

The technique used by Matz and her colleagues sounds quite similar to techniques that were widely employed in the last election and which some commentators suggest propelled President Trump to victory (this article offers a fascinating deep dive into the subject if you have a few minutes to spare).

If people repeatedly come to you with requests in areas where you don't feel adequately qualified to help, having a few stock resources, such as books or articles, to point them to can ease the pain of saying no, Grant suggests.

If you've never founded a company, rest assured it never happens as elegantly and smoothly as articles in Inc. and other business magazines or case studies suggest.

An article in The New York Times suggests that millennial parents («parennials,» if you will) are turning to Google, chat rooms, and apps for all kinds of parenting advice.

Looking ahead to consider what effect the actual triggering of Article 50 will have on sterling, analysts at Capital Economics, suggest that the event could see a return of the so - called «hard - Brexit discount» that has faded in recent weeks.

Sobel's brother is an expert in this condition and was able to suggest some useful articles that he sent on to the Walmart CEO.

But the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which was identified in the article as having suggested that amount, said in a statement on Tuesday that «no one at this agency — including the secretary — ever floated a $ 20 billion settlement figure.»

While the Times has a team of moderators who specialize in filtering comments, she suggested that it could do more, especially since «only about 10 % of articles on any given day are open for comment.»

In a Financial Times article last month, Paul Lee, another Deloitte analyst based in the UK, called vinyl's renewed popularity «a blip;» suggesting the trend was overblown and perhaps fadinIn a Financial Times article last month, Paul Lee, another Deloitte analyst based in the UK, called vinyl's renewed popularity «a blip;» suggesting the trend was overblown and perhaps fadinin the UK, called vinyl's renewed popularity «a blip;» suggesting the trend was overblown and perhaps fading.

Meyers wasn't the first to suggest he had a role in Trump's presidential bid; the 2011 dinner was a major part of a New York Times article from March examining Trump's decision to run.

According to an article published in Psychology Today, «Research suggests that, when faced with long tasks (such as studying before a final exam or doing your taxes), it is best to impose brief breaks on yourself.

In the article, Erik Gonzalez - Mule, the study's lead author, said, «These findings suggest that stressful jobs have clear negative consequences for employee health when paired with low freedom in decision making, while stressful jobs can actually be beneficial to employee health if also paired with freedom in decision making.&raquIn the article, Erik Gonzalez - Mule, the study's lead author, said, «These findings suggest that stressful jobs have clear negative consequences for employee health when paired with low freedom in decision making, while stressful jobs can actually be beneficial to employee health if also paired with freedom in decision making.&raquin decision making, while stressful jobs can actually be beneficial to employee health if also paired with freedom in decision making.&raquin decision making.»

In this article in The Tyee, Andrew Nikiforuk levels some very serious allegations with respect to the National Energy Board, suggesting that the Board has been captured (see * below for definition) by industry, that it can not be objective because it is industry - financed, and that it does not appropriately balance the interests of energy companies -LSB-..In this article in The Tyee, Andrew Nikiforuk levels some very serious allegations with respect to the National Energy Board, suggesting that the Board has been captured (see * below for definition) by industry, that it can not be objective because it is industry - financed, and that it does not appropriately balance the interests of energy companies -LSB-..in The Tyee, Andrew Nikiforuk levels some very serious allegations with respect to the National Energy Board, suggesting that the Board has been captured (see * below for definition) by industry, that it can not be objective because it is industry - financed, and that it does not appropriately balance the interests of energy companies -LSB-...]

A Bloomberg article suggests that cryptocurrency's big breakthrough in the country occurred in 2016, when scammers conducting a long - running Ponzi scheme known as MMM began demanding payment in bitcoin because the government had started targeting their bank accounts.

An article in Caixin suggests that regulators may also be trying to relax the loan to deposit constraint:

An article in yesterday's Village Voice looks at the rising costs of post-secondary education (PSE)  in the United States. It points to research suggesting that the «biggest single factor» contributing to the rising cost of PSE for both private and public institutions is the cost of employee health benefits.

Perhaps I am missing something, but I don't recall anywhere in the article where I said or suggested that trading was easy?

Finding it hard to find the phrase match as suggested in the beginning of the article in the new planner.

The New York Times recently highlighted the long - term impact difficult schedules can have on family wellness, in an article called: «A growing body of research suggests that a child's language and problem - solving skills may suffer as a result of their parents» problematic schedules, and that they may be more likely than other children to smoke and drink when they're older.»

In our Foreign Affairs article, Mark Blyth and I also suggest that monetary policy has many advantages over fiscal policy — the speed of decision - making and immediacy of impact are non-trivial.

The article went on to suggest that Omega is well past the concept stage and is actually in production at Deutsche Telekom:

First, changes and amendments may be necessary to further improve the process, perhaps including some of those suggested in this Article.

The answer was suggested in an April 12th Bloomberg article by Yalman Onaran, titled «Surging LIBOR, Once a Red Flag, Is Now a Cash Machine for Banks.»

For instance, in the Entrepreneur.com article, «Business Skills vs. Entrepreneurial Thinking» the author suggests that entrepreneurship describes the way someone thinks, while business people focus on skills such as developing marketing plans.

An article in the Australian Financial Review last week suggested Australian super-fund investors are losing...

This fits the narrative outlined by Don Pittis who, in a recent CBC News article, suggested that credit - rating agencies Moody's, Fitch and S&P have historically skewed the Canadian banking market with their sometimes incorrect reporting.

For background on the investment and the events that transpired, I suggest this article by Tom Massedge, as well as this article in the New York Times.

A version of this article appears in print on July 11, 2013, on Page A4 of the New York edition with the headline: Sudden Improvements in Egypt Suggest a Campaign to Undermine Morsi.

An article in the Iranian press suggests that the ICT Ministry itself would carry out any trials.

For the five years ended this past August 31, the Group of Fifteen experienced on average negative returns of 8.89 % per year, vs. a negative 2.71 % for the S&P 500.4 The group of ten value funds I had studied in the «Searching for Rational Investors» article had been suggested by Bob Goldfarb of the Sequoia Fund.5 Over those same five years, the Goldfarb Ten enjoyed positive average annual returns of 9.83 %.

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