Sentence examples for a figure that will from inspiring English sources

Once construction is complete, Alexandria will pay the city $2 million a year, a figure that will escalate over time, said the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

It's a figure that will soon climb.

Some 58 million Americans are 55 or older, a figure that will bulge as the baby boomers enter retirement.

Last season, O'Neal made $26.5 million, a figure that will rise to about $29 million next season.

Well, in the 2006 census there were 200,000 empty homes, a figure that will now have significantly worsened.

While this unprecedented shift is under way, 40% of the planet's surface is being used for agriculture – a figure that will surely rise.

His father had a point: last year, with bonuses, Mr. Trahar earned some $975,000, a company spokesman said, a figure that will rise in 2001.

According to the UN's world tourism organisation, there are a billion international tourists today, a figure that will double in a decade.

Australia's current humanitarian intake is 13,750 a year, a figure that will rise to 18,750 in three years' time.

Even with a fund-raising target of $5 billion — a preliminary figure that will almost surely grow over time — Facebook's offering is more than twice as big as Google's $1.9 billion initial offering nearly eight years ago.

As a family, you need to come up with a dollar figure that will serve that purpose.