Sentence examples for figures based on a from inspiring English sources

At the far end is a £30,000 plaster sculpture of four dancing figures, based on a painting by Poussin.

The consumer confidence figures, based on a survey of 5,000 United States households, provide clues on consumer spending, which makes up about two-thirds of the economy.

For its cover he persuaded Robert Mapplethorpe to photograph a pyramid of three naked figures based on a sketch by his son Adrian (the writer AA Gill).

Using figures based on a government report analyzing White House travel, the Washington Post estimated Trump's Florida trips have cost the federal government about $10m since his inauguration.

Dr. Friedman cited Dr. Swanson's study, but mentioned slightly different figures, based on a three-point index of violence rather than the five points.

In the UK, figures based on a recent survey of NHS Trusts suggest that health-care workers are at greater risk (four times higher than normal) from work related violence than the general population.

Accordingly, use of figures based on an audit of the union's operations during an entire previous year makes no sense.

Figures based on an analysis of government data show, on average, men begin to earn the median income level — an accepted marker of financial independence and adulthood — at the age of nearly 28, compared with 23 in 1971.

The figures, based on an annual beach clean up, also suggested that more than half of all beach rubbish was plastic.

New figures based on an analysis of Office for National Statistics data reveal that 105,000 more people were on contracts that do not guarantee work in 2016 compared with the same period in 2015.

And perhaps most surprisingly, he won 45% of Latinos (although that is a figure based on a very small sample).