Sentence examples for figures comes from from inspiring English sources
Some of his outlook, he figures, comes from having been a lawyer, and not a Wall Street professional.
The £1m figures comes from adding to together the existing £650,000 maximum with the new maximum £350,000 relief.
An intricately carved wooden staff, decorated with intertwining human and animal figures, comes from a Toba clan of Sumatra, at the western edge of the Indonesian archipelago.
The only rebuttal of both these figures comes from David Elstein himself in the New York Review of Book and the London Review of Books although several reviewers of her book are also sceptical.
Though each of these figures comes from different religious backgrounds, each of them came to a spiritual understanding that all of life is interconnected.
But what you must never forget is that every one of those figures comes from the chowty dar, or village watchman, who just puts down what he damn pleases.' Josiah Charles Stamp (economist, 1880 1941, in "Some Economic Factors in Modern Life").
Where had those figures come from?
(These figures come from the Centers for Disease Control).
The revised figures come from state unemployment insurance premium figures.
The figures came from undercover purchases by Drug Enforcement Administration agents.
Principally, these figures come from the household survey.
