Sentence examples for figure determines from inspiring English sources

The July RPI figure determines the following January's increase in regulated rail fares, which include season tickets.

The first seven chapters dealt with the notation, explaining the principle of place value, by which the position of a figure determines whether it is a unit, 10, 100, and so forth, and demonstrating the use of the numerals in arithmetical operations.

That figure determines how much air is needed to fling the vehicle to the top.

Last October, Doubleday agreed to sell his half to Wilpon for half of the figure determined by Starkey.

In Howard Hawks's "Red River," Wayne is a tyrannical father figure determined to drive cattle from Texas to the Kansas railhead.

It all sounds like a Punch cartoon by HM Bateman – the self-engrossed phalanx of conversing notables; the forceful, incoming figure determined to make her presence felt; consternation; embarrassment; terror; reparation.

There are no official estimates on the number of gay men and lesbians in the county, but the standard assumption is 10percentt of the population, a figure determined by the sex researcher Dr. Alfred Kinsey, Ms. Festa said.

Yet in life, Freud was an elusive figure, determined to pursue his obsessive vision in the studio and reluctant to stray far beyond it.

In the real market, contracts on the Cantor exchange will trade at $1 for every $1 million a movie is expected to bring in — a figure determined by traders — at the domestic box office during its first few weeks in theaters.

Fed statements are more concerned with what policymakers might respond to than with explicit signals about the next move in interest rates.Indeed, after nearly 18 months as Fed chief, Mr Bernanke now cuts a more reassuring figure: determined but unflashy.

The so-called builder's remedy, which West Windsor has been fighting, permits developers to construct four units of market-rate housing for every unit of lower-cost housing they provide as a part of a community's Mount Laurel obligation, a figure determined by the state.