Sentence examples for recent numbers suggest from inspiring English sources

Recent numbers suggest Southwest is beginning to draw decisively ahead.

Is it really plausible that Virginia is actually the easier of the two states for Mr. Obama to win, as the most recent numbers suggest?

Recent numbers suggest Nokia controls roughly 35% of the worldwide handset market.

It's at least arguable that Colt isn't in the kind of profitability trouble that its recent numbers suggest.

Recent numbers suggest that BlackBerry cannot count on consumers in these markets, or any market for that matter, to jump on the BBM ship by buying one of its smartphones, so the company is making it available on competitors' hardware.

Recent numbers suggest it's getting more dangerous out there, but our street smarts keep us safe.

Recent official numbers suggested that fiscal malaise was setting in.

We've also obtained more recent numbers that suggest that the growth has continued.

The survey is consistent with other indicators of recent activity, and together the numbers suggest the euro-zone economy contracted during the final three months of the year".

There appears to be a bias towards low numbers, suggesting that recent play, the basis of the world rankings, does mean something in the outcome of major championships.

However, more recent numbers from 2000 onwards suggest that the relative incidence of dementia and stroke may be lower than in the 1990s [ 256– 256].