Sentence examples for figure back to from inspiring English sources

Social policy expert Steve Griffiths has traced the source of this figure back to research by Sheffield Hallam University.

Again, though deferred income taxes (described in the "Income Statement" dissection) were an expense accrued that year, they weren't really paid for in cash--the payment was postponed to the following year, so we add this figure back to the net loss as well.

But when we're figuring out the cash flow statement, we have to add this figure back to the net loss, because we didn't really pay for it in cash--no one was putting quarters into the centrifuge machine every time they used it.

Now they have come full circle, morphing from figure back to landscape and sometimes back to figure again.

We already got Gallup Consumer Spending which was down a touch from August but not so bad if you figure back to school shopping was loaded into Aug.

The government began calculating the quarterly figures on corporate profits in 1947, but it has annual figures back to 1929.

The lowest recorded 30-year rate was 5.83percentt in 1965, according to the Federal Housing Finance Board, which has figures back to 1963.

So if you're summarising findings, simply hyperlink individual figures back to their mention in the original report.

Oct. 17, 2018: The Post reports on secret recordings that reveal how Saudi Arabia tried to lure opposition figures back to the kingdom with promises of money and safety.

They offer a chilling depiction of how Saudi Arabia tries to lure opposition figures back to the kingdom with promises of money and safety.

University officials said they believed this was the first time more women than men were accepted, but said they had not checked each year's figures back to 1969, when coeducation came to Princeton.