Sentence examples for current figures suggest from inspiring English sources

Current figures suggest that over 54 million people currently engage in this sport, as a recreational or competitive activity [1].

The number of nonbelievers is slightly low, perhaps: current figures suggest atheism accounts for about twice that number.

Extrapolated across England, the current figures suggest £18.6m worth of contracts could be opened up to the market.

The latest report from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC), the government's independent advisers, assumes that onshore wind will scale up to 15GW by 2020, which the current figures suggest should be achievable.

When they combine this with their hostility for the Fed's "quantitative easing" they're also, as Paul Krugman points out, arguing that actual inflation is simultaneously both higher and lower than current figures suggest.

Current figures suggest that only 29 per cent of women here are literate, compared to 51 per cent of men.

Current index figures suggest that the banks will face significant pain.

So while the balance of growth may not be ideal, it may be more sustainable than the current official figures suggest.

These Chinese reference values are clearly lower than the current Japanese figures, suggesting that there are regional differences in semen quality among Asian men.

These figures suggest that current interventions may not be reaching or impacting MOC to the same extent as white MSM.

Lambeth council's own figures suggest that Durand's current years 7 and 8 are only half full and a spokesman for the council confirmed that if necessary it would ensure all pupils have appropriate secondary school places in September.