Sentence examples for implies a drop from inspiring English sources

The Economist of London pointed out that he made "no allowance for population growth, and hence his budget implies a drop in real spending per citizen".

According to the Europe-wide study, income inequality actually fell in the first three years of the recession and the Red Cross implies a drop in relative poverty – that is the number of households existing on less than 60% of median income.

Conversely, joint taxation implies a drop in the participation rate.

This implies a drop in the probability of transitioning to a temporary contract and an increase in the probability of transitioning to a permanent contract, keeping constant the rest of transitions in the model.

As applied to the United States in 2010, therefore, export-led growth implies a drop in wages and living standards much more dramatic than anything that today's deficit hawks are willing to admit.

To maintain electrical neutrality, the decline in plasma chloride induces an increase in hydroxide anions that in turn implies a drop in the hydrogen ions concentration of the same magnitude to ensure the constancy of the ionic product for water, increasing the pH.

And that's not necessarily implying a drop or when an item goes on sale, but any change.

–At the same time, exports fell by 36% year on year, implying a drop of 470,000 units.

In other words, the isohydric behaviour of arbutus allowed to maintain stable Kplant values, while anisohydry in sage implied a drop of Kplant as drought progressed.

This implies a sharp drop in the Dow within four months.

That still implies a big drop in the long-term share of dollar assets in central banks' vaults and private portfolios.