Sentence examples for figures are revealed from inspiring English sources

Fascinating new figures are revealed today by the officially audited circulation figures for national daily newspapers.

New aspects of well-known figures are revealed, as in the wonderful books of Jean Dubuffet, which combine images that seem scratched in earth with poems whose phonetic spellings reduce French to elemental gibberish.

The figures are revealed in the organisation's Law Society Gazette a week after criminal barristers and solicitors staged a mass walkout in protest at Ministry of Justice proposals to reduce the annual legal aid budget by £220m a year.

The figures are revealed in the Guardian's annual survey of executive pay at the 100 biggest companies on the stock market, conducted in association with the pay consultancy Reward Technology Forum.

The figures are revealed in new poll for the British Future thinktank which wants a "national conversation" on immigration as part of a comprehensive review of a system in which, it says, "the public has lost all confidence".

The figures are revealed in the latest Football Money League report by Deloitte, in a survey that shows Real Madrid remain the world's richest club in terms of revenue, ahead of United in second, then Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Chelsea.

Even accepting that the bureau defines "known to the victim" in the broadest sense, to include remote acquaintances, the figures are revealing.

The facts and figures are revealing.

But recent figures are revealing and cast some doubt on the validity of this assertion.

The figures were revealed on Tuesday in the NSPCC's annual How Safe Are Our Children?

There the red figures were revealed.