Sentences with phrase «key cities suggest»

But at the same time, the lackluster showings in several key cities suggest that Democrats might not expect as much of a bump there as they have in past good years.

Not exact matches

Overall, Manchester City are the most deserving of a top four finish based on statistics.The numbers go on to suggest Liverpool merit fourth spot ahead of Arsenal, having topped the Gunners in seven key areas.

In an interview with BBC Sport, as seen in the tweet below, Pogba suggested that he hoped some key Man City players picked up injuries to give United a better chance of catching them in the Premier League title race, although you can tell he was hesitant in admitting it.

Dundalk have recovered from key players leaving before and Kenny's ability to develop technically gifted players suggests that he will be confident of bouncing back again — and, as Caulfield and City would confirm, there is no better way of making a statement than defeating the defending champions.

City are reportedly looking to bring in three key additions to their first - team squad - with reports suggesting Guardiola will have a summer budget of around # 200m.

Now one of the (many) candidates seeking to replace Miner at City Hall as she is term limited out of office says it's time to mend fences with Cuomo, suggesting her longstanding connections to him are the key to making that happen.

A pen for rabbits and hares and butchering tools unearthed in the city of Teotihuacan suggest the animals played a key role in its well - developed economy

Indeed, the results suggest that policymakers ought to consider selective pay increases, preferably keyed to quality, for work in inner - city schools, together with efforts to improve the working conditions in these schools.

However, a 2015 survey by the Manhattan Institute suggests a turnaround, showing an increase in college degree - holding adults between 2000 - 2013 in many key Rust Belt cities, including a 37 % increase in Pittsburgh, a 23 % increase in Cleveland, and 16 % increase in Toledo.

The document also suggests that it is urgent to bring about transformations in key economic systems, from energy, cities and food to the «take - make - waste» economy, and leverage evidence and new information technology, political leadership, coalitions for change and innovation.

The research, conducted in Benin City in southern Nigeria, suggests toxic metals and other contaminants in e-waste are reducing levels of key hormones in men in developing countries and could contribute to reduced sperm levels, and cause damage to the sperm's DNA, stability and ability to fertilize eggs.