One month of figures doesn't necessarily mean much: there's a lot statistical noise in the employment update.
By John Cassidy December 6, 2013 One month of figures doesn't necessarily mean much: there's a lot statistical noise in the employment update.
"We've found that too much attack on Democratic priorities and Democratic figures doesn't necessarily bring a lot of benefit and can suppress the base," he said.
It is important to note that the figures do not necessarily represent cash you have actually received or paid.
The CML's director general, Paul Smee, said the figures did not necessarily indicate that people would struggle to pay their mortgages.
Paul Sagan, the president of Akamai, said the figures did not necessarily indicate a huge increase in the number of unique visitors.
As such, the figures do not necessarily reflect the exact number of horses catastrophically injured in race-related incidents, said Dr Mary Scollay, equine medical director of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and one of the principal figures behind the study.
According to the ATO, these figures do "not necessarily mean tax avoidance, and assumptions about an entity's compliance with their tax obligations, or those of their associated groups, cannot be made solely on the basis of this data".
"These are not just people who would like to leave Russia, but people who have the means to do so," says Lev Gudkov, the head of the Levada Centre.These figures do not necessarily indicate a brain drain.
The latest figures do not necessarily demonstrate that big layoffs have ended, as was proved by the announcement this week that thousands of jobs were being cut by Pfizer Inc., the big drug company based in Manhattan.
