Sentence examples for imply a decline from inspiring English sources

However, it is hard to derive any interpretation of these data that wouldn't imply a decline in the relative standing of the UK internationally".

"This does not necessarily imply a decline in asset values, although that, of course, can happen at any time for a number of reasons," he said, "but rather that these values will increase no faster than household incomes".

Mr. Greenspan did not specify what his arcane equation meant for popular measures of stock prices like the Dow Jones industrial average or the Nasdaq, although he emphasized that it would "not necessarily imply a decline in asset values".

Decadal mean profiles imply a decline in nitrate concentrations in the upper 30 m layer above the seasonal thermocline (Fig. 9).

This result could be accounted for because patients admitted usually have more serious conditions, which would imply a decline in the patient's decisional capacity, whether real or perceived by professionals.

Indeed, central banks now need to think about the conduct of monetary policy in environments where the evolution of banking and payments systems already has implied and will continue to imply a declining demand for their liabilities.

Most of the other financial instruments experienced a negative impact, which implies a decline in demand.

Therefore, the sovereign money reform implies a decline in the return to depositors of 2.69.

The indices have been found to exhibit a statistically significant decreasing trend over several regions of India thereby implying a decline of moisture loads.

However, after the crisis, the correction of these imbalances implied a decline of sustainable growth, far lower than that of potential growth.

Soil organic matter decomposition is calculated using a modified Arrhenius formulation [26] which implies a decline in apparent Q10 with temperature, as well as an empirical soil moisture relationship [27].