Sentence examples for yet it implies from inspiring English sources

J.P. Morgan Chase's forecast of 0.8% growth for Taiwan next year sounds modest, yet it implies a rebound of an annualised 11% in the second half.

A rise in ECB rates from 2% to 3.5% seems modest, yet it implies a rise in mortgage interest payments (assuming a rate one percentage point above the central bank rate) of 50%.

And yet it implies, oddly, that you were suddenly faced this morning with the choice between taking the No. 1 train from 86th Street, as usual, or driving in from the suburbs where you do not live in a car you do not own.

Contextualism in the first instance is a view about knowledge, yet it implies that whether an alternative is relevant is determined by the evidential standards in the context.

The French title is "La Vie d'Adèle — Chapitres 1 et 2," which is plainer and more accurate, yet more affecting, since it implies that, if life is a novel, there are more chapters in store.

Yet the ideal it implies, of the doctor as a dispassionate and rational actor, is misguided.

So it implies its own unprovability.

A set of ceramic hands, it has no utilitarian function, "yet being part of the human body, it implies something functional," she said.

It implies an abundant talent that hasn't yet come under control.

Yet, the damage to the city's reputation and the serious financial cost it implies, will be difficult to fix.

No word yet when the update should roll out – hopefully "in the coming days" actually means what it implies.