Sentence examples for ugly data from inspiring English sources
And make sure you keep your eyes on the financial system: if the banks don't recover, none of us will.For an exercise in fantasy, Mr Backus' recommendations seem pretty firmly grounded in reality.James Kwak tries to find the economic upsides hidden among all the dull and ugly data.
"The unemployment data was yet another ugly data point in a seemingly never ending stream of poor economic numbers," said Michael Wittner, global head of oil research at Societe Generale.
She's on a mission to rid the world of ugly data, one spreadsheet at a time.
Despite national exhaustion, we face this new administration with gritty determination to keep going, even though teams of economists have analyzed the ugly data to let us know that we should be depressed for a very long time.
We want an alternative to an industrial approach to payment and delivery that directly drives the morbidity and mortality reflected in those ugly data from the British Medical Journal.
It seems as if "the weight of ugly economic data is causing people to worry about the sustainability of the growth we've had so far," Mr. Inker said.
Gilmartin says a half a percentage point cut in the short-term fed funds rate is practically in the bag after October's ugly employment data.
If rates do move lower, it will be because of some "very ugly economic data or geopolitical issues," he adds.
Mike Englund, an economist at Action Economics, called the inventories data "ugly" and said it "took a further chunk out of second-quarter G.D.P. growth".
"Today's ugly labour market data will raise concerns that the UK economic recovery is fading away, and that a long-term impact will be felt among the nation's youth," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.
Last month, some ugly paid clicks data from ComScore, Incorporated helped trigger a sell-off in Google shares, though the reaction prompted the research firm to suggest that its data had been misinterpreted.
