Sentence examples for interesting charts from inspiring English sources

On her blog at TheAtlantic.com a couple of days go, Meghan McArdle presented two interesting charts based on some recent empirical work by Steven Kaplan, an economist at the University of Chicago.

People in the social sciences suffer from physics envy, we want clear and settled facts backed up by interesting charts, slopes, regression tables.

Before the announcement, Fortune put up an interesting chart of Apple's finances.

I came across this interesting chart about comparative public debts from the C.I.A.'s 2007 World Fact Book.

MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: A few months ago, Charles Blow published a very interesting chart on the New York Times' op-ed page.

WE'VE been pointed towards this interesting chart, from a new paper by two economists at the Peterson Institute, a think-tank.

He is not the first American defence secretary to complain about low, often declining, defence spending in Europe (The Economist recently ran an interesting chart).

In its rather uncheery but interesting chart of death in America, the Economist calculated that the odds of an American dying in a given year due to an asteroid impact can be placed at 74,817,414 to one.

It covers the  George Osborne's autumn statement 2013: video analysis 2.59pm GMT Another interesting chart from the OBR - it reckons that the UK government's consumption of goods and services (effectively public services spending) as a share of nominal GDP will fall steadily by 2018, to its lowest level since Clement Attlee was in power.

VIA many people, have a look at a very interesting chart from a presentation by San Francisco Fed official John Williams:Now obviously, just because you can get two things to line up doesn't mean that those two things are the same.

He finds an interesting chart in an analyst's report about oil prices and writes a short piece.