Sentence examples for figures back to from inspiring English sources

The government began calculating the quarterly figures on corporate profits in 1947, but it has annual figures back to 1929.

The lowest recorded 30-year rate was 5.83percentt in 1965, according to the Federal Housing Finance Board, which has figures back to 1963.

She added that the complaints represent "a fraction of 1% of those customers", and that the firm was now seeing much reduced figures, "back to the levels we saw prior to the BT Sport launch".

Among them is the famous Strozzi key, said to have been made for the apartments of Henry III, the bow of which takes the favoured form of two grotesque figures back to back.

Crimp's finely chiselled text gives the story a contemporary perspective by having three characters he calls Angels bring the medieval figures back to life and reflect on what happens, and by having the protagonists, especially the Boy, sing about themselves and their actions in the third person.

Ms. Chamberlain, a British historian and the author of "Motherland: A Philosophical History of Russia," brings these forgotten figures back to life with great skill and sympathy, reconstructing their intellectual milieu and making a strong case for the importance of their banishment as a turning point in the road from revolution to Communist tyranny.

Social policy expert Steve Griffiths has traced the source of this figure back to research by Sheffield Hallam University.

Now they have come full circle, morphing from figure back to landscape and sometimes back to figure again.

We already got Gallup Consumer Spending which was down a touch from August but not so bad if you figure back to school shopping was loaded into Aug.

The society has quarterly figures dating back to 1952 and monthly figures dating back to 1991, although it changed its methodology in 1993.

The Department of Education has figures going back to 2000-01.