Sentence examples for nice charts from inspiring English sources

Some nice charts.

It's a lot better than sitting in a boardroom with nice charts and the latest 30-year-old analyst telling you what is happening in Africa".Crisis, or opportunity?For a start, it is possible to grind out profits in troubled places.

This is when we would usually want to refer to one of those nice charts, showing how tax - and benefit - changes are likely to affect households at different parts of the income scale.

RYAN LIZZA: Here's a nice chart summarizing that dynamic.

A nice chart in the paper spells out the details.

CBPP includes a nice chart showing the comparison from 1929 through 2006, and it shows that corporate profits in the 13% range are pretty well on the high side, associated with fat and happy years like 1955 and 1965.

Aaron Carroll of The Incidental Economist and I have been emailing back and forth about the extent to which conservative states tend to be much more dependent on government support than liberal states, and Aaron has produced a nice chart.

ZUBIN JELVAH posts a very nice chart:What you see there is the acutal foreclosure experience from 2002 and 2005, and alternate worlds where 2005 price changes are applied to loans made with 2002 lending standards and where 2002 price changes are applied to loans made with 2005 lending standards.

CATHERINE RAMPELL publishes a nice chart aggregating data from the National Federation of Independent Business, which surveys small business owners every month The big thing that jumps out right away is concern over sales levels; businesses are worried about a lack of customers more than anything else.But there are lots of other funny things worth noting here.

Here's a nice chart summarising the information, from Calculated Risk:  Advance Second Estimate GDP 5.7% 5.9% PCE 2.0% 1.7% Residential Investment 5.7% 5.0% Structures -15.4% -13.9% Equipment & Software 13.3% 18.2%The upward revision was driven by a significant increase in the growth attributable to private inventory changes.

Seems like something a nice chart could help explain.