Sentence examples for striking chart from inspiring English sources

Show the recipient the striking chart comparing Wal-Mart and Ames, two retailers with identical strategies, the share prices of which grew in tandem for decades before diverging forever in the mid-1980s.

Over at FT Alphaville, Joseph Cotterill discusses a Citigroup analysis of the revision that includes this striking chart:Britain's performance since its downturn began in 2008 now looks worse than that during the Depression and shows few signs of imminent improvement.

A striking chart from Morgan Stanley's Adam Parker shows that 2012 earnings growth among S&P 500 companies was highly concentrated, with 88percentt of it coming from the top 10 firms.

The results were striking (see chart).

An academic study found that just under a third of companies suffered such a decline; analysts forecast that only 0.17% would do so.Add a valuation screen to the data and the picture is even more striking (see chart).

The decline on a month-to-month basis is even more striking (see chart).In this section Some like it hot Sex, drugs and GDP Risk on Hole in won Inside job End of the golden era Stickernomics Picking holes in Piketty ReprintsWhy is the market losing steam?

Look back further and the relative steadiness of the past ten years is even more striking (see left-hand chart).

One striking thing about this chart is that the U.S. figure for pre-tax inequality (0.57) doesn't really stand out.

The most striking feature of the chart is the extraordinary amount of military spending during World War II (and to a lesser extent, during World War I).

The most striking feature of our chart, though, is the low level of Japanese yields, despite that country's enormous public-sector debt.

One of the striking aspects of this chart is how much the volume of polling has increased over the last 28 years.