Sentences with phrase «underlying numbers point»

One should be suspicious of any player who has a breakthrough campaign at age 29, especially when the underlying numbers point to it being an aberration.

Not exact matches

Other experts pointed to the underlying number Friday as another sign the central bank will make more than one more move in 2018.

but in attempting to make that large number seem problematic, you actually both defeated your other argument (about its irrelevance and lack of pervasiveness) while also unintentionally pointing out the very opposite of the point you were attempting to make — the primary unity underlying a vast & varied swath of people.

Nevertheless, even with this underlying bias the numbers generally tend to paint a believable portrait of American sexual attitudes, even if skewed a few points on the side of greater sexual activism.

Because to your point, I think if we just feed him 18 + mins a night he'll put up the counting stats, despite the fact that he always gets caved in, in terms of underlying numbers.

The number is then rounded to one decimal point past the point of precision of the underlying market, except for Wall Street 30, which is rounded to the same point as the underlying market.

And, again, this number is based on a tenth of the number of data points that underlie the one year correlation.

One way to calculate the value of credit card rewards is to divide the retail cost of the underlying reward by the number of points required to get the reward.

For example, if the same underlying advice is given to many clients on an untried point of law and that advice is subsequently found to be wrong, there could be a large number of claims or even a class action brought.

Among other criticisms, Mr. Trumper points out that the number of initial «hits» identified on a Google search is not reflective of the number of times the results actually appear on web pages and still less reflective of the underlying content of the particular pages.