Sentence examples for figured that doing from inspiring English sources

"I figured that doing this, I could maybe put a few dealers in jail before they came across the path of somebody's kid".

RANDOLPH CENTER, Vt .— When Ken Preston went organic on his dairy farm here in 2005, he figured that doing so would guarantee him what had long been elusive: a stable, high price for the milk from his cows.

In the end, I realised that doing a PhD would not limit me--many of the banks and consultants mentioned during the milk round [a tradition in which companies visit universities to recruit new talent] that they actively hired PhDs, so I figured that doing a PhD was a good way of doing something that interests me and also keeps my options open for later.

I figured that doing fashion at St Martins would give me the chance to do both, because a lot of the things I was doing in sculpture were about the body". .

The president's budget figures that doing away with these incentives would raise $36 billion a year in new tax revenue.

Perhaps, though, the movie's makers figured that didn't matter so much.

But that's a national figure that doesn't account for local variations.

However, there are also a couple of figures that don't support that thesis.

So Pethokoukis just cites figure after figure that don't measure the 1 percent against everybody else.

Any figures that do emerge should, like all statistics on irregular immigration, be treated with caution.

Many prospectuses show total return figures that do not factor in sales charges, for example.