Sentence examples for it implies a rise from inspiring English sources

A rise in ECB rates from 2% to 3.5% seems modest, yet it implies a rise in mortgage interest payments (assuming a rate one percentage point above the central bank rate) of 50%.

The need for spending cuts may change the way the railways are funded for good.The RPI figure released on August 17th was bad enough: at 4.8%, it implied a rise in rail fares of almost 6%, at a time when wage increases are averaging just 1.3%.

That implies a rise from a year ago of no less than 52%, nearly three times the rate at which the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers CAAMM) estimates the market grew in the same period.

That implies a rise in American saving, a fall in American consumption and an increase in exports, helped by a cheaper dollar.

Since p2 is fixed, this implies a rise in the nominal wage.

From the thermal wind relation (frac{partial u}{partial z} sim - frac{partial T}{partial y}), this decrease implies a rise of temperature at the winter pole, meaning that the equator-to-pole mean temperature gradient becomes less negative.

This is generally a bullish sign (rising prices) as it implies a market supply shortage.

A declining equalization rate implies a rising estimated market valuation.

Although the assessments carried out in the two surveys differed somewhat, the new data seemingly implies a rising epidemic of PTSD among young women in England today.

An increase of this magnitude within a relatively short time span implies a rising proportion of children in the population and thus a heavier burden on those who must care for them.

Labour's new leader, Diederik Samsom, has already said he would join a VVD-led coalition.Mr Rutte's VVD is still polling well, with its support implying a rise from 31 seats to 33.