Sentence examples for checking of figures from inspiring English sources

One of the paper's most perspicacious readers has again successfully challenged our careless checking of figures in reports received from overseas and interstate.

A quick check of national figures online would have made clear that this wasn't right.

In a region where median household income is less than $33,000, the first big flush of oil- and gas-related income produced leasing checks of six and seven figures — amounts the recipients say are a bit disorienting.

A check of these Figures (3 & 4) in combination with Tables 5 and 6 helps us to understand this clustering better.

The challenges this week haven't made any great changes to my regular routine, it's just been a case of checking figures and switching things off that I've already been switching off.

I have no way of checking all of his figures, of course, but his methodology strikes me as more persuasive than the self-serving assertions of record labels.

Interestingly, this measure – with nearly three out of four of these companies trading down from their IPOs – is in line with historic trends (check out Figure 2 of this Nature Biotech article, "Beyond the IPO") where even at the October 2007 peak, 59% of the past four years of IPOs were below their offering prices; by June 2009, 79% were below.

"In this election, you see people doing a lot of fact-checking to figure out what story they do or do not believe in.

These groups all mixed together to form a constant hum on Twitter: reporting on what Osborne was saying; criticising, praising, and spinning his announcements; fact checking his figures; and of course, joking.

The only other small change I would recommend is to check the title of Figure 2. Should this be NMR not NME?

Oppenheimer was the only one with access to the accounting information, and the rest of the company had no way of checking that his figures were correct.