Sentence examples for figure adjusted from inspiring English sources

The city's crime index, a figure adjusted for population, is on par with much smaller cities, like Ann Arbor, Mich., and ranks 194th out of 200 cities with more than 100,000 residents, making it one of the safest.

But that 1960 figure, adjusted for inflation, would equal $141 ,998 today, so in fact, the cost of brining up baby has risen only about 13percentt since 1960.

That original wedge-shaped Insight was rated at 65 miles per gallon in combined city-highway driving (a figure adjusted to 53 m.p.g. after the calculation method was changed in 2008).

Active customers currently stand at 49.1 million, Groupon said, representing slight growth on a year ago when there were 45.7 million customers (latter figure adjusted down on previous numbers because Groupon's now exited certain international markets).

How will Mr. Timoney, who revels in being a public figure, adjust to private life?

Source: baseball-reference.com All figures adjusted to 2012 dollars.

Compared with August last year, the sales fell 6.3percentt, based on figures adjusted for inflation.

The FDI column shows these figures adjusted to include the impact of foreign direct investment.

Chapter one lists each year's allocation to health and NHS England – both the "nominal" amount handed over, and more fairly comparable "real" figures adjusted for inflation.

According to Filmsite, and using figures adjusted for inflation, the worst box office disaster is Cutthroat Island (1995), a pirate film with Matthew Modine and Geena Davis that sank its backer, Carolco Pictures.

The figures, adjusted for changes in the cost of living over time, include income before taxes and exclude capital gains.