Sentence examples for figures are subject to from inspiring English sources

Both figures are subject to the usual caveats about margins of error.

These figures are subject to revision: there are questions over the reliability of data from China, in particular.

Those figures are subject to corrections and appeals, and officials expect a flood of challenges from people who face higher assessments or are simply confused.

The state figures are subject to larger sampling errors because they come from smaller surveys, making the national figures more reliable, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The figures are subject to revision, and there is no assurance that the slim female gain shown in the latest report will stand once the figures become final.

While the economic figures are subject to revision, the 0.5 percent shrinkage fell well short of the 0.5 percent growth many economists had predicted.

Opposition figures are subjected to harsh penalties for organising protests.

Her figures are subjected to all manner of humiliation and violence.

The OBR stressed that since the sector was highly volatile and unpredictable, its figures were subject to "large forecast errors" and uncertainty.

The company said that after it took over Gas Daily it had determined that Enron Online's figures were "subject to manipulation, audited or not".

But instead of frankly confirming "we got it wrong", he merely said the figures were "subject to minor discrepancies", thus adding one more to the hallowed treasury of political euphemisms.