Sentence examples for implies around from inspiring English sources

We therefore reiterate our sell recommendation and our 245p target price which implies around 19% potential downside.

The allegations have thoroughly sucked the oxygen out of a National campaign carefully crafted – as its official hashtag, #TeamKey, implies – around a hugely liked leader.

ABF trades on 33 times 2016 PE which implies around 40 times for Primark and 20 times EBITDA implied in our sum of the parts.

According to JPMorgan's calculations, the credit-default swaps market implies around a 15 percent probability in any year of a Spanish default for the next five years.

Management's new targets and incentives though imply around 10% per annum earnings per share growth and 100p of earnings per share by 2021.

Likewise, if the imported cost component is similar to previous leading generation phones it would imply around a $200 per phone addition to imports (which is a subtraction from GDP).

The difference in five year survival for colorectal and lung cancer would imply around 30% under-registration for colorectal cancer and in excess of 40% under-registration for lung cancer (data not shown).

For example, the Swedish pertussis FHA IgG result produced a p-value of 3.5×10-4 but a relative risk of 0.508, implying around 50% reduction in risk, which may question the acceptability of the threshold as higher protection is generally expected in vaccine preventable disease.

Based on the stereoelectronic requirements for an incipient oxocarbenium-ion, the 1S5 intermediate was thus interpreted as implying catalysis "around" the B2,5 boat conformation.

But the overall picture still implies Ukip has around 14% of the vote.

Worst of all, though, is that the "Bernie Bro" label for abusive online commenters that the Clinton camp throws around implies that all of Sanders' supporters are young, white, privileged men, which as The Intercept's Glenn Greenwald pointed out, simply isn't true.