"That was the figure at which most people were interested when the vase was originally offered.
In an unusual move, it put a figure on the figure at which it would be willing to sell – 150p.
Each bank's Libor submission carried an implicit assertion that it was an accurate figure at which it could borrow if it so desired.
Add a 20% takeover premium to that number and you've got the £58.85 figure at which AstraZeneca drew a line in the sand.
No Corbyn detractor has been able to give me a figure at which the PLP would have been satisfied that Corbyn had succeeded: the knives were out before a single vote was cast.
And Groupon, the fast-growing daily deals site, is said to be seeking an offering valuation north of $30 billion - about 15 times the figure at which Felix started buying its shares.
L. 93 145 raised from $23,652 to $24,400 in the case of two employees and from $23,312 to $24,400 in the case of one employee the maximum figure at which the salaries of such employees in a Senator's office may be set, raising thereby from two to five the number of employees in a Senator's office whose gross rates salary may be fixed at $24,400 per annum.
Given the recent slowdown in the growth of the labor force, which I discussed a few days ago, the so-called break-even payroll figure, at which job growth is enough to employ new entrants to the work force, may now be as low as a hundred thousand.
That one degree of movement is considered by the number-crunchers to be the figure at which batsmen start nicking off; if a side are bowled out for 60 by the quicks in Sharjah, where only 3% of balls deviate, those culpable should consider a career change.
The answers given are based on the median earnings in each age group and career group, which is the earnings figure at which half of people in the group are earning more and half are earning less.
