Sentence examples for figures come out from inspiring English sources

Growth will surely return when the GDP figures come out in a fortnight.

Let's hope that when next year's figures come out the mighty Cox will be king once again.

The Fed meets Wednesday to assess the economy and set monetary policy and on Friday, unemployment figures come out.

The NIESR produces an unofficial estimate of UK GDP one month before the official figures come out.

Let me say this: Whether democracy emerges from these revolutions will depend in large part on who among the opposition figures come out on top.

If the figures come out in line with the forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility, that will represent an improvement of £6bn on the previous year.

Dentists have always been viewed with some suspicion, even before this week's salary figures came out.

The latest poverty and income figures came out this week, and boy are they disturbing.

Last month, when the figures came out, the Government announced a "radical" package of measures to reduce homelessness.

The latest video game sales figures came out Thursday from NPD, which measures sales of consumer products.

By John Cassidy September 15, 2011 The latest poverty and income figures came out this week, and boy are they disturbing.