Sentence examples for implied years from inspiring English sources

Either the count first made advances to Freya (as she implied, years later) or he passed her over for her more attractive sister: take your choice of poisons.

Mr. Roach said he would prefer an economic stimulus for the short term to a long-term plan that implied years of deficits.

The recent sharp run-up may imply years of price declines or meager increases.

Advocates of devaluation argue that the scale of wage adjustment that Latvia needs is so huge that it will imply years of grinding recession unless the currency is weakened.

Respondents chose points of indifference when Life B was zero years (implying that 10 years in full health followed by 5 years in the health state is no better than immediate death) on 65 occasions (1.6 % of all valuations).

Here's the path for short-term rates that this implies: So years of zero rates, and still fairly low rates thereafter; the implied 10-year rate is about 2. And if you believe that the CBO is overly optimistic, as it has been consistently through this crisis, you can justify an even lower rate.

And it's true that the implied 5-year rate of inflation has risen a fraction of a percentage point over the past few months.

Furthermore, the implied 5-year PD from CDS spreads for Italy is above 35% and close to 40% for Spain, (Figure 3).

In its recent 10-K filing, CBS implied that year-end net debt came in around $6.245 billion, down from a previous projection of $6.75 billion.

Salesforce has guided fourth quarter revenue to range from $1.436 billion to $1.441 billion, implying a year on year revenue growth rate of 25%to26%6%.

But Amobi points out that the target for the second quarter of 3.2 million addition "implies a year-to-year reaccelerating, if also somewhat cautious.