Sentence examples for figure chosen from inspiring English sources

There may be little evidence available on which to base these assumptions, but there should always be a clear rationale for the figure chosen.

The leader of the Congolese Rally, Adolphe Onusumba, is a relatively unknown figure chosen to lead the organization by its Rwandan backers.

In fact, it's not a figure chosen entirely because of neatness but seems to be a relatively reliable benchmark for competence.

The figure chosen was the power Froome sustained for 30 minutes (the bulk of the climb): 419 watts, again an unadjusted figure.

Thus, after fixing the figure chosen by the child to the page of the trial, the page would be turned and the following trial started, without providing differential consequences programmed for the responses considered correct or incorrect.

This cutoff was an arbitrary figure chosen by the authors to balance the cost of tamoxifen vs. other more expensive endocrine agents against relapse risk.

(These are hypothetical figures, chosen to keep the math simple, and not based on any actual surveys).

WASHINGTON — Anna Nicole Smith, Richard M. Nixon and Harvey Milk are among the prominent figures chosen as protagonists by opera composers in the late-20th and 21st centuries.

The Bank has pictured British personalities on the back of its notes since 1970 and the previous 15 eminent figures chosen have included the composer Sir Edward Elgar, scientist Michael Faraday and writer Charles Dickens.

At the same time, leading figures chosen as conference panelists warned hopeful business types and engineers to think twice about developing another launch vehicle.

Body shape dissatisfaction was defined as the difference between the figures chosen for the current and ideal body size.