Sentence examples for figure which gives from inspiring English sources

Its three-month growth figure, which gives a less volatile picture of the market than month-on-month comparisons, also fell, from 2.5% in April to 2.3% in May.

Look up into a clear night sky, and the light which you see is produced by celestial bodies made from a type of matter representing only 4% of the stuff of creation – a figure which gives Richard Panek the title of his pacy account of how astronomers realised new depths to their ignorance.

At the launch of the planning cycle, districts are given an indicative planning figure which gives guidance to the districts as to how much funds they will receive for the coming year from the Government and the district basket.

The relative effect of, e.g. BioB with respect to the median is larger for the scg-sample (see the open circles in the figure) which gives rise to the negative differential expression reported by MAS5.

Wear them over dresses, long tops and even winter coats to get an hourglass figure which gives the illusion of a smaller waist.

Under Mr Bezos there is no pressure to find emergency fixes, and no need to keep reporting financial figures, which gives Posties some comfort.

First off, quotes used in motivational posts are attributed to famous historical or pop culture figures, which gives a sense of familiarity to those reading it.

He sets his material up as suites, and each piece had movement, with drum parts giving way to guitar figures, which gave way to choral sections.

Kerrison also gave out figures which gave some idea of how Froome's performance on the climb compared – for him personally – within a wider context.

The prosecution accused them of dishonestly falsifying Tesco's digital accounting records and its draft interim accounts by the "inputting of and/or reliance upon commercial income figures which gave a false account of the financial position of Tesco".

But alongside its clear, accessible text are side panels of key facts and figures which give the book lasting value as a source of reference for young people at Key Stage 3 and over.