Sentence examples for comparative figures for from inspiring English sources

Does Mr. Bloomberg know nothing about the comparative figures for attendance at cultural and sports events?

The company did not provide comparative figures for a year ago, before the merger.

There are no comparative figures for the year-earlier nine-month period.

The comparative figures for cases heard in traditional family courts were 25% of mothers and 5% of fathers.

The OECD has published new comparative figures for GDP per person, based on its estimated purchasing-power parities for 2002.

The upshot is that the comparative figures for PVH during its last full year of ownership of MG Rover are distorted.

The comparative figure for the United States is 1percentt.

The comparative figure for Palestinian produce is less than $20m.

Sharply fluctuating monthly figures highlight the volatility of snapshot data and Halifax suggested a better indicator was its comparative figure for the three months to October, which showed a rise of 1.2% in house prices.

As such, banks in Britain can legitimately say they're not charging us any more to take out euros from cash machines when we're travelling, because there is no comparative figure for withdrawing euros from cash machines when we're at home.

The comparative figure for PE is more difficult to judge because of even more disparate approaches to specific problems of sufficient photovoltage and stability, but an approximate comparative figure of 5% is estimated.