Sentence examples for figures are drawn from from inspiring English sources
The 2001 figures are drawn from corrected data.
Its top figures are drawn from both the Likud and the centre-left Labour party.
The Kantar figures are drawn from monitoring the spending patterns of 15,000 people and extrapolating them to give a broader picture of national habits.
But while some of the data and adjustments in the spreadsheets lack adequate documentation, Mr Giles does not have the evidence to justify the implication that figures are drawn "from thin air".
Note that this is two and a half times the expenditures for R & D. These figures are drawn from the industry's own annual reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) and to stockholders, but what actually goes into these categories is not at all clear, because drug companies hold that information very close to their chests.
The figures are drawn from just over a third of police forces in England and Wales and do not include the two biggest forces, the Metropolitan police and West Midlands police, so the true number is likely to be far higher.
When broadcasters did seek independent analysis sources, the most common figures were drawn from drawn from business, with thin tanks, journalists and media figures, pollsters and academics making up most of the rest.
One official who has monitored Al Qaeda for years said some of the new central figures were drawn from the coalition that Mr. bin Laden assembled in late 1998 to help carry out his religious order to "kill Americans and their allies, both civil and military, in any country where this is possible".
These four heating sources cover just over 98% of household heating needs, and pricing figures were drawn from the DOE's Energy Information Administration and regional utilities companies.
Those figures were drawn from the CDC's Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care Survey.
First, stick figures were drawn from each image by connecting the markers described in Study 1 (see Figure 1B, left panel).
