Sentence examples for figures as evidence from inspiring English sources

Republicans seized on the new fund-raising figures as evidence of Democratic weakness.

George Osborne, the chancellor, hailed the figures as evidence that the UK economy is rebalancing.

It has pointed to those figures as evidence that racing does not have an endemic problem.

Critics point to such figures as evidence that the Fianna Fail-led government squandered the boom.

The government regards these figures as evidence its policies are working.

Democrats cited the figures as evidence that the legislation would reduce premiums for many low- and middle-income families who currently lack affordable coverage.

Some Republicans and conservatives are seizing upon this figure as evidence that the economy is still in the tank.

If any figures emerge as evidence in the trial, they could influence whether the star players decide to come down from Toronto to testify, and for which side.

Campaigning on January 6th in New Hampshire, Romney cited Thatcher's maxim on socialism: " 'Sooner or later, you run out of other people's money.' " But, in Britain, Thatcher remains a singularly inflammatory figure, as evidenced by the reception of "The Iron Lady," the film starring Meryl Streep as an aged, doddering Thatcher, watching home videos in her housecoat and drinking too much Scotch.

Thor remained pictured as a red-bearded figure, as evidenced by the Danish rhyme that yet referred to him as Thor med sit lange skæg ("Thor with the long beard") and the Frisian curse diis ruadhiiret donner regiir!

Some welcomed news of talks between Suleiman and opposition figures as further evidence that the regime's power is waning.