Sentence examples for a figure that needs from inspiring English sources

This [£4bn] is a figure that needs to be examined with more rigour, and that is what I'm doing.

For example, people would come to me with a current animation figure that needed to be changed somehow: into a different proportion or even a different species!

The Arab Spring required a ridiculed hate figure that needed removing before change could occur.

You might have inculcated a phobia of authority figures that needs treatment.

By Thursday evening, the Nordic nation's wind turbines were producing 116 per cent of Denmark's electricity needs, a figure that rose to 140 per cent in the early hours of the morning.

The country is now dependent on imports for 96percentt of its primary energy needs, a figure that would be reduced by 16percentt if the existing reactors were switched back on.

These amount to only about 7% of the energy originally generated, a figure that is offset by the need to keep the cables cold.

Mr Biti says Zimbabwe needs $8.5 billion (a figure that seems to have been pulled out of a hat) in the next three years to kick-start the moribund economy.

The reasons for his banishment are simple enough: With the collapse of the Blair-Brown project there's no longer a need for a figure that spanned the gap between New and Old Labour and as a consequence, John Prescott has ceased to be useful.

And there's a litter of technical problems (like an inability to cope with Mac user figures) that need sorting along the way.

There are a number of issues in these two figures that need to be clarified.