Sentence examples for figures imply that from inspiring English sources

Congressional Budget Office figures imply that the front-end coverage accounts for about two-thirds of gross outlays in President Clinton's proposal, a close cousin of Mr. Gore's plan.

The figures imply that the sector will generate modest tax receipts this year, only 12 months after the Scottish National party promised voters North Sea oil would help fund independence.

Note, however, that the ADB figures imply that India's GDP is also now 40% smaller, even though India has taken part in previous international pricing surveys (suggesting that Hong Kong's PPP may in fact have changed).

Those two figures imply that the company is landing increasingly large clients, that it is seeing increasing contract value among current customers, or some combination of the two.

These unadjusted figures imply that foreign-born workers may have more difficulties adapting to the labor market when unable to secure a close match.

As we mentioned earlier, these figures imply that providing informal care decreases the probability of being in part-time employment by 17.5% for women providing more than 28 h of care per week, and by 9.1% for women caregiving at home.

The plots in the second row in the figure imply that the effect of pre-stress is quite large on the attenuation but only for propagation along some particular directions.

Survival curves that cross, as for implant A and B in the Figure, imply that the PH assumption is violated.

The figures thus imply that stroke unit care saved some patients from death, some of whom became independent but some did not.

Taking the lower figure implies that the AUP has around a quarter of a ton of dense metal ballast.

He argues the figure implies that Clare is making a very risky bet.Is this option price a realistic comparison?