Sentence examples for figure shrinks from inspiring English sources

There are fewer than 10 British hotels whose chefs have been awarded two Michelin stars, and outside London, that figure shrinks still further.

As that figure shrinks further, and cars and drivers are used more and more intensively – and drivers are therefore earning almost constantly – Uber will be able to cut fares lower than you thought they could possibly go.

Whereas 44% of the children whose mother does not have a secondary education are stunted, this figure shrinks to 24.5% for the ones whose mother has had access to better education.

Although the attention-getting figure of 66 million dead trees (or "snags") — widely publicized this summer — seems like a lot, the figure shrinks when set in its wider, arboreal context.

4 Of that 20%, he now says, he may be able to find information on overt toxicity for about half, but for details on specific effects such as developmental neurotoxicity, the figure shrinks toward zero.

In July, that figure shrank to 37.6percentt.

In the 1990s, the figure shrank to 1m or so.

In 2010 that figure shrank to €690m; for the first three quarters of 2011 it was €475m.

Guardian News & Media's website network, theguardian.com, increased its daily browser figure by 1.78% month on month to 4,600,140; its monthly figure shrank slightly by 0.48% to 83,116,532.

In contrast, India's figure shrunk to 215,000, while China's remained at 644,000.

In the 1980s and 1990s the figures shrank to below 11% for both decades.