Sentence examples for figure of four from inspiring English sources

So much for Obama crushing the rich, but let's get's back to overall figure of four trillion dollars.

As for the often quoted figure of four or five million "andropausal" men the figure touted in the Unimed ads—Hayes says, "Frankly, I don't know where that number comes from or how real it is".

As for the often quoted figure of four or five million "andropausal" men — the figure touted in the Unimed ads — Hayes says, "Frankly, I don't know where that number comes from or how real it is".

The independent medical adviser also found that head holds, the mandibular angle technique (which involves applying upward pressure below the jaw, near the ear), moving a child under restraint, a figure of four leg hold in prone position, and strip-searching a child in prone position or on their side all had a two in five likelihood of resulting in grave harm.

Moving a non-compliant child off transport, restraining a child on the ground, a figure of four arm hold to an inverted wrist, thumb flexion, moving a child under restraint "whilst negotiating stairs", rigid bar handcuffs, straight arm hold to an inverted wrist also all had a three out of five chance of resulting in fracture or dislocation and ligament or tendon damage.

It isn't easy to ascertain when Baroness Thatcher first referred to her minimal sleep schedule, but the figure of four hours has passed into lore.

In its paper, the White House claimed that the figure of four thousand dollars was based on "conservative estimates" derived from academic studies of the link between corporate taxes and wages.

In May , 1990 Franciszek Piper, the museum's senior historian, caused an international sensation when he released the results of a ten-year study that concluded that the number of victims at Auschwitz was just over a million — a dramatic reduction from the previously accepted figure of four million.

A 1973 figure of thirteen hundred and three M.I.A.s was shrunk in 1978 to two hundred and twenty-four.

In Leeds's Millennium Square, food trucks are arranged in a squared-off figure of eight.

A figure of zero shows that those expecting good news equal those expecting bad news.