Sentence examples for plausible figures from inspiring English sources
Their demise created a huge vacuum that somebody had to fill, and, with more plausible figures such as Jeb Bush and Mitch Daniels still refusing to leap in, Gingrich has become the conservative candidate by default.
In 2006 a book published by the OECD argued emphatically that China's national accounts are inevitably "wrong", in that they are forced to plump for one of a range of plausible figures, but that they are not politically manipulated.But the NBS does not make it easy for independent outsiders to cross-check their work.
Indeed, according to this variable, in the "high CSR" group 342 out of 395 newborns with a 1-minute Apgar of 0 to 3 and 1713 out of 1861 newborns with a 1 minute Apgar of 4 to 6 would not have been admitted into a specialized service, which seem hardly plausible figures.
This apparently plausible figure is followed… Talk story about wheat.
This apparently plausible figure is followed by the notation: "Estimated by the Dept. of Health as of Jul. 1, 1946".
Rosen's misfortune was that she was a more plausible figure, and she stepped on a land mine.
The IMF thinks 1.5% is a more plausible figure and wants "reprofiling" of Greek debts – easing the overall burden and softening the interest rate.
The World Bank has estimated that by 2020 at least five million people will be infected with H.I.V.; a more pessimistic, but equally plausible, figure is fourteen million.
But Mr Lafontaine has never looked like the man to reinvigorate Germany.Mr Schröder, by contrast, cuts a livelier, more plausible figure.
Once "Heartsick" stops emphasizing Susan's cute quirks and lets her relax into a plausible figure, it creates a promising dynamic among figures who are tough and resilient yet play into one another's deep-seated needs.
"To persist with such a claim is a tendentious representation of the research on which it is based," says the report, which quotes £12.8bn a year as a more plausible figure for the maximum regulatory savings from a potential Brexit.
