Sentence examples for the figures imply from inspiring English sources

Michael Schubert, an analyst at Commerzbank, said corporate lending in the euro zone might not be as weak as the figures imply.

When combined with the earlier dividends, the figures imply Blackstone's investment — at least on paper — is now worth about $3.3 billion.

The figures imply that the sector will generate modest tax receipts this year, only 12 months after the Scottish National party promised voters North Sea oil would help fund independence.

Pantheon chief economist Ian Shepherdson says the figures imply a 0.2% downward revision to fourth quarter GDP.

As the figures imply, both of the peptides bind to the active-site of the protein.

As the figures imply, both of the peptides bind to the same active-site.

Analysts at the company's house broker Investec said the figures implied the retailer had seen a pickup in momentum at its main JD Sports chain over the festive period.

The nomenclature used on the figures implies whether it is a nonadaptive (NA), SingleCodec adaptive (SC), or MultiCodec adaptive (MC and MCF when frame size is also adapted) policy, in combination with the usage scenario (rate, new, rate+new).

But the figures implied that large sums of Barings money were being committed to the Singapore operation, and an internal audit was ordered to make sure everything was under control.

The plots in the second row in the figure imply that the effect of pre-stress is quite large on the attenuation but only for propagation along some particular directions.

Survival curves that cross, as for implant A and B in the Figure, imply that the PH assumption is violated.