Sentence examples for figure rounded from inspiring English sources

The Crown Estate's 2011-12 accounts revealed profits of £240.2m, hence the £36.1m figure rounded up by the Royal Trustees.

3 Official figure (rounded up from 53,927) is from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees as of 31 October 2015.

A further 36,000 DLA awards were made on review and around 22,000 DLA cases were awarded at the Tribunal Service (figures rounded to the nearest 1,000).

And now that report-card night had arrived, they had an even bigger challenge: explaining to parents just how those precise figures, rounded to the second decimal place, summed up their children's character.

Figures rounded off where appropriate.

(Figures rounded) All three Republican presidents substantially increased the debt ratio: Reagan/Bush up 35%; GWB up 27%.

Patient and provider durations of symptoms were calculated using figures rounded to the nearest month to avoid implying accuracy that may be spurious.

All data for an average practice of 6411 patients, all figures rounded to whole numbers (except lives saved and marginal payment) 1 rct = randomised controlled trial, c = cohort.

But be sensible: don't convert a metric estimate into a precise imperial figure (round the conversion up or down).

A panda-like figure, round of form and face, he bustled into the room flanked by aides and his chief economic adviser.

To be fair, that figure rounds up the numbers, counts agribusinesses and small farmers, and defines subsidies broadly to include tariffs, export credits and other supports.