Sentence examples for figure by one from inspiring English sources

Although a hundred and forty-one million people bought things in stores or online, exceeding the 2012 figure by one per cent, they spent $1.7 billion less than they did last year.

The data file provided population figures by one year age group, sex and country.

The artist has also agreed to restrictions on future reproductions of the polychromatic bronze figure, described by one critic as " a masterpiece" and "the first key work of British art for the 21st century", which Hirst admitted was inspired by his son Connor's anatomy set.

The cover letter and questionnaire were in the language in which the participant completed the short questionnaire, and the cover letters accompanying the questionnaires were tailored to the participant's specific race/ethnic group and were signed by a well known athletic (black/African-American) or political (Latino) figure or by one of the study investigators (all others).

During stimulus presentation, the participant made a judgment about the family membership of the figure by pressing one of two buttons on an MRI-compatible button box.

GE Capital did report an operating profit of $1.1 billion in the first quarter, a decline of 58percentt, and a figure lifted by one-time tax credits.

"Do you realise how insane it would be for anyone to figure this out by one stupid thing I said on stage at a Manson show about fucking you?

"Do you realize how insane it would be for anyone to figure this out by one stupid thing I said on stage at a Manson show about fucking you?

This figure is disputed by one of the companies, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which estimated that 70percentt of customers would see an increase.

Virtually all of the population living below the World Bank poverty figure is affected by one or more NTDs.

"The new forecast represents a 12.1% year-over-year growth rate, which is notably lower than the 51.8% year-over-year growth of 2013," its analysts note, a robust 2013 figure echoed yesterday by one of the doyennes of Internet analysis, Mary Meeker.