Sentence examples for figure to reflect from inspiring English sources

A deduction is applied to the resulting figure to reflect daily living costs (calculated at €255 per month).

The number of passengers was initially reported as 64, but Siberian Airlines officials corrected that figure to reflect the presence of two newborn babies on the plane.

The Times later corrected its figure to reflect the fire marshal's count of 5,500, but to Trump, this was an unforgivable slight.

But newspapers must also disaggregate their "total paid circulation" figure to reflect how many copies were sold above the existing paid-circulation floor, or 50percentt of the established price, and how many were sold at between 25 and 50percentt of the established subscription or single-copy price.

We have updated the text and figure to reflect this change.

Pollsters know this, of course; and know they must weight figures to reflect the likely characteristics of the electorate.

So long as the numbers were fully disclosed, investors could easily adjust published earnings figures to reflect their own view of a company's profitability.

But they have not updated those figures to reflect potential overcharges in other months, and the agency has since radically revised how it calculates overcharges.

Every month, the Labor Department adjusts the raw figures to reflect seasonal factors, such as the fact that at the end of the summer many vacation camps and motels close down for the winter.

The trade group said it took a previous study by IHS Markit on the potential effect of several different tariff rates and adjusted its figures to reflect Trump's final numbers.

Working with a colleague at Yale, William Nordhaus, he was among the first to adjust GDP figures to reflect the true costs of environmental degradation as well as of traffic congestion and crime.