Sentences with phrase «suggests this is true»

If I said that I believe that one day the rain will fall up to the sky, then that is a faith based belief because there is no evidence to suggest it's true.

In fact, quite the reverse of what you suggest is true; i.e., the situation today is that many scientists ARE believers, but they dare not «come out of the closet» for fear of being ridiculed and / or losing government and / or academic grants.

But if what I am suggesting is true, that God has revealed His plan prophetically through the myths and tales of paganism, why can't we all be pagans, and how do we know that Christianity is not just another pagan myth?

But I couldn't find anything suggesting it's true.

And now there's genetic evidence to suggest that's true.

The idea slaps common sense in the face, yet new research suggests it is true: Our actions seem to influence not only our emotions but also our beliefs and attitudes.

Now I'm only going on my own experience here, I haven't yet found any scientific evidence to suggest this is true.

Upon being reported missing, he was initially branded a terrorist despite there being no evidence to suggest that was true.

That idea is a compelling one, as the character's European - American nationality certainly suggests this is true.

There are some indies that suggest that's true, like the stylish Thumper.

The «Avg Bars Held» suggests this is true.

The campaign itself has been phenomenally successful, since not only the public, but animal shelters and rescue groups willing to promulgate it, even where there is no evidence to suggest it's true.

I have read sufficient on the subject of the timing between the onset of a solar magnetic minimum and global temperatures that I am willing to play devil «s advocate and argue against anything that anyone suggests is true.

If you can identify a statement made by Trenberth or Mann, where the support from the data is demonstrably not statistically significant, and that is the only evidence suggesting it is true, then do let me know and I'll happily criticise them as well for that.

Further, the letters suggest this is true, even if the exchanges behave more like traditional securities or commodities exchanges, where no money is transferred between the company and any counterparty.

Not exact matches

Whether or not this is true (and there's at least one compelling answer on Quora to suggest it is), there's a clear moral for the rest of us.

Neither of these proved to be true, and in fact, the changes suggested by women, on average, involved significantly more lines of code than those of men.

If this theory is proved true, it would suggest that other universes like our own could have emerged at that point.

Not according to Plasticity co-founder and chief marketing officer Jennifer Moss, who says that while it's true that some employees don't like the company's platform, many benefit from it in ways that aren't as attention - grabbing as the smile - bomb surprise that Plasticity suggests trying: covering a co-worker's desk in sticky note messages about how great they are.

If you're in a higher position in the company hierarchy, it's possible to convey a demand or assign a task that must be carried out by your employee, but true influence suggests a free will component.

But that's not the final word, apparently, because other evidence suggests that brand loyalty is as strong as it's ever been: Fully 77 percent of consumers in one survey, for instance, said they return to the same brands over and over again, with 37 percent of them qualifying as «brand loyalists» — the segment of customers who will stay true to a brand even if offered a superior product from a competitor.

More research is needed to answer definitively, but Kraus suggests that the explanation might simply be that we're all pretty practiced actors who are relatively adept at keeping our true emotions off our faces.

It's true that most measures of income inequality suggest the situation in Canada isn't all that bad.

But cognitive research suggests something deeper — that the human brain has evolved in such a way that it's more likely to see visuals as «true» and words as, literally, «debatable.»

True, the state does have a wealth of pharmaceutical and health care companies (Merck, Wyeth, Merck), and a relatively high per capita GDP ($ 49,038), suggesting there's more money than usual to pay for health care.

A year ago, on the 1 - year anniversary, I suggested that the main lasting effect of Occupy was more cultural than economic, and that's still true.

While several of the present CEOs responded optimistically to the meeting — praising the deregulation and tax reduction components in particular — and many of their companies» shares rose on hopes that Trump won't be as antagonistic toward drug makers as his recent comments that they're «getting away with murder» on prices would suggest, don't count on the wish list to come true.

And it's true that these results suggest putting your best foot forward in terms of your appearance might not do wonders for your kindness levels.

That may well be true of Barnard; Secureworks» data suggests he never clicked the malicious link sent to him in June 2015.

Years later, former NBA referee Tim Donaghy, who resigned and later admitted to gambling on NBA games, suggested that the conspiracy was true noting that he heard a game had been fixed that matched the description of the playoff game.

Even if you didn't have those cases, the very evidence that the Attorney General relies on for his advertising claim is that he says DraftKings suggests in its advertising that anyone can win and that's not true because about 1 % of players win a majority of the prizes.

And while that may be true, as indicated by Rebecca Minkoff's aforementioned sales increase, it suggests that the technology is expensive.

So while it's true that weaker global demand and the stronger dollar is a headwind for big American manufacturing companies, hiring data suggest domestic consumption will continue to expand.

In fact, there's evidence to suggest the opposite is true.

«The perception would be that decentralizing control would limit the company's ability to push for environmentally friendly practices and community involvement, but because of market dynamics today, the opposite is true,» suggests Cohen.

My research suggests that's not true.

This is still likely to be true, though recent liaison suggests that some firms may be re-thinking the size of their planned cuts to investment spending.

This uncertainty about the true state of the economy suggests we should be open to the possibility of material further progress in the labor market.

It suggests that China has overinvested beyond its capacity to utilize these investments economically, and so there are hidden losses on bank balance sheets created by the failure to write down physical capital to its true value.

But instead of resolving doubts, officials presented new data suggesting that the true number is likely much higher (the same data that Santos and Howard used in their analysis).

However, the vast majority of evidence suggests that P / E ratios are an unreliable way to measure the true value of stocks.

I would suggest that one of the primary motivations behind the Fed / PPT's no - longer - invisible hand propping up the stock and fixed income markets is the knowledge of the pandemonium that will ensue if the stock market were allowed to embark on a true price discovery mission.

But I have no idea if that's true, and it sounds like it's not: If the convertible does have a floating conversion price then that suggests that, unlike the institutional deal, it's not really «at a $ 40 billion valuation.»

Some analysts suggest that the true rate was below 10 percent (Postol 1991; Sullivan et al. 1999).

A great way to practice this motivational sales speaker tip is to suggest a few common challenges you've observed in the marketplace, and then ask, «Do any of these ring true to you?»

It tends to suggest that you are hiding the money's true source.

In his latest statement, he suggests that he was merely combating the rumors of an affair: «Just because something isn't true doesn't mean that it can't cause you harm or damage.

Perhaps the criminalization in other countries of the inexplicable business model used by the vast majority of American «financial advisors» will serve as an example of what real reform looks like and suggest to Americans that financial advice is in fact not «free,» that financial advisors are actually true professionals, and that it's infinitely safer for your wallet and better for your peace of mind to be invoiced by your advisor and never have to wonder if you got good advice or just a good sales pitch.

Unfortunately for all of us, the data from the historical record suggest that it is unlikely to be true at anything like todayâ $ ™ s marginal tax rates.

In true Elon Musk fashion, the Tesla, SpaceX, and Boring Company CEO suggested on Twitter that it would probably be better if Chicago selects both his tunneling startup and O'Hare Express LLC as contractors for the transportation system.