Sentence examples for based on current figures from inspiring English sources

This is because the sum of the parties who would vote down a Conservative government would, based on current figures, outnumber those that would vote in favour of one.

Based on current figures, the report estimates that we would need 51,132 more primary school teachers and 14,429 more secondary teachers to achieve proportional representation.

The research is based on the arable rotations of actual farms Andersons' work with (we did not look at meat or diary in this study), and the costs and returns are based on current figures.

AEC spokesman Phil Diak said that this figure is based on current figures and could level out once the postal votes are counted, but will still likely stay high.

Based on current figures, about 6.5% of managers in the top four divisions - or six in 92 - are black.

It's "based on current employment figures, not the period when Romney worked at Bain," and it "does not include job losses from other companies with which Bain Capital was involved".

This tally obviously does not include job losses from other companies with which Bain Capital was involved — and are based on current employment figures, not the period when Romney worked at Bain.

Based on current sales figures, that money is now in e-commerce.

Based on current employment figures and hiring trends, Jongenburger of Corus estimates that the steel industry will hire approximately 1000 science and technology graduates a year within their R&D divisions, for the whole of Europe.

Office for National Statistics data would suggest that teachers and similar groups to them would have over 18 years to live at age 65 [for men]." Even that cheering news is almost certainly an underestimate, because it is based on current mortality figures, and life expectancy is increasing all the time.

The tax could raise more than $100 million a year based on current sales figures.