Sentence examples for correct figure of from inspiring English sources

We originally converted $1.072bn into £640,000, not the slightly higher (correct) figure of £644m.

It was clarified that the absorbed (rather than incident) energy density of the laser pulses should be the correct figure of merit for the laser-induced damage.

Their average guess for the cost of a home in the UK is £190,000, which is very close to the correct figure of £194,166.

Correction: Due to an editing error, the original version of this article wrongly stated the amount of energy produced each year by existing geothermal power stations as 67.2GWh instead of the correct figure of 67,250GWh.

And yet, I can see it now: almost no one who will cite the GAO's 52% figure will be moved in the slightest by the correct figure of 77% of older Americans having a retirement plan.

Scylla and Charybdis would be the more correct figure of speech, but I sensed no peril of violent catastrophe in the beckoning cheeses and cured meats displayed for the taking on a table on one side of me as I entered and the alluring counter with the tall chef in full, tall-chef's regalia cooking omelettes to order on the other.

This article and its headline were amended on 22 October 2018 after the Department of Home Affairs provided a corrected figure of $275,000 to Senate estimates.

A total of 55 intersections were counted with clear (LVW) images of RER membranes and, multiplied by 9.3, yielded a corrected figure of 511.5 intersections.

The correct figure for the percentage of Brazilians surveyed who agreed that women who dress in a revealing way "deserve to be attacked" was actually 26% they said - not 65%.

This article was amended on 11 February and 5 March 2019 to correct figures for UK imports of wine from New Zealand and Germany: 0.8m hl and 0.7m hl respectively, not 800m hl and 700m hl as stated in an earlier version.

We manually annotated the training images to identified their correct number of figure-captions pairs ((see Figure 8)).