Sentence examples for measures suggests from inspiring English sources

But a look at some measures suggests how hard the company has been hit.

But Argentina's collapse after a decade of privatization, deregulation and other free-market measures suggests that formula is also exhausted.

But the "variety and extent of the active measures suggests the deeper goal is turning Georgia from its Euroatlantic orientation back into the Russian fold", he said.

It added: "The fact that Tesco has a fairly similar picture on all three measures suggests that its performance has not been distorted by aggressive promotions".

The increase on both sides of the Atlantic in state surveillance and extraordinary security measures suggests no reduction in state power.

Indeed, comparing the two measures suggests how the notion of poverty in the United States has diverged from that in the rest of the world.

Other measures suggest Clemens performed similarly to his contemporaries.

Google has previously argued publicly against several of the measures suggested by the BPI.

The available measures suggest China is becoming more unequal at an alarming rate.

Nonetheless, a range of measures suggest that medium-term inflation expectations remain well anchored".

Perhaps the recent productivity gains will peter out (as some measures suggest is already happening).