Sentence examples for charts suggests from inspiring English sources

So far we don't see any signs of meaningful progress and the fact that Mr. Blair is booking new gigs like a rock star at the top of the charts suggests suggests he's not all that optimistic either.

All The Ladies' Singles The year-end figures from Nielsen SoundScan are not out, but a cursory tally of the charts suggests that if you removed the commercial performances of Nicki Minaj, Adele, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Katy Perry, your overall sales would take a significant beating.

His body orientation towards the charts suggests them to be the primary focus of the conversation and everyone else orients towards the charts as well.

48 Despite incurring minimal expenditure in the production and implementation of the charts (particularly for an ethnic-specific and the UK-WHO), the poor clinical utility of the charts suggests that their cost-effectiveness would be low.

Trend charts suggest that by 2050, head-worn audio and visual 3D realism will be virtually indistinguishable from real-space.

A March 24 news article and an April 10 front-page article included charts suggesting that Harvard University and other organizations have made campaign donations to a presidential candidate.

The charts suggest that the global financial system is far from perfect health, but also far from the worst periods of crisis over the last few years.

Figure 2 Figure 3 The tilt in Obama's favor is in fact even larger than these charts suggest, because the Romney campaign had to spend $76.6 million in the primaries running against Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Rick Santorum.

However, the lyrics of Little Mix's Salute, which is currently tottering down the charts, suggest otherwise: Ladies all across the world Listen up, we're looking for recruits If you're with me, let me see your hands Stand up and salute Get your killer heels, sneakers, pumps or lace up your boots Representing all the women, salute, salute!

With their blank interiors and linear coastlines, the charts suggest that Norway's unusually crenulated coast may have been a special challenge for early surveyors: presented on paper, in isolation, all those fjords and islands can resemble strips of draped eyelet lace.

Indeed, the firm has produced fancy charts suggesting that the production and consumption of oil from tar sands emits only about 5% more greenhouse gas per unit of fuel produced than does the weighted mix of imported oil.At first sight, this looks impressive.