Sentence examples for chart suggests that from inspiring English sources

Using a multiplier equal to the average tuition and fee charges from the past 25 years, my chart suggests that tuition and fee charges for four-year public institutions will double, in real dollars, within 17 years to $18,586.

The sharp drop in the losers' share prices (see chart), suggests that it was.

This chart suggests that the more unequal countries (again sized according to population) tend to consume more meat.

Our own poll (see chart) suggests that many voters do not think the president's response has been defective.

Mr. Heckman's chart suggests that by the time most 5-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds reach college age, Pell grants are going to do them little good.

If things continued at this rate, and the Games went on for another week rather than ending this coming Sunday, the chart suggests that Obama would have racked up an unassailable lead.

Data from another chart suggest that statins are contributing to the decline in Americans with high cholesterol.

Shares in both companies rose to record levels, but the spread between Vodafone's offer and Mannesmann's shares narrowed (see chart), suggesting that investors were backing Vodafone.

The falling street prices of drugs in Britain (see chart) suggest that more and more is being imported.Criminals, feuding over profitable markets, are increasingly resorting to violence.

After accelerating somewhat during 1995, the rise in these costs has steadied a little (see second panel of chart), suggesting that productivity is rising in step with wages.

The chairman of the committee held up a chart suggesting that Fuld's personal remuneration totalled $480m over eight years – including payouts of $91m in 2001 and $89m in 2005.