Sentence examples for figures directly from from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy between the ABC and comScore figures is because the official UK newspaper industry auditing body has access to all figures directly from the publishers.

The UN report, as it turns out, is cataloguing violent deaths by collecting the figures directly from the local death-certificate issuing authorities, about what the critics of the study by Burnham et al recently published in the Lancet have been asking for.

Both Plus Funds and Standard & Poor's, one of its partners in this venture, will get investment figures directly from a fund's prime broker rather than from data provided by a fund manager.

It is possible to create publication quality figures directly from Berkeley Madonna.

Each publishes the figures directly.

Those figures come directly from the Department for Work and Pensions.

Those figures come directly from a study released earlier Wednesday by the American Petroleum Institute, the main lobby for the oil and gas industry.

The slope of characteristic straight line on square root time plot is determined by production performance in substance, and it can be figured out directly from the square root time plot.

He received a diverse array of pictures of huacos (including that in Figure 2) directly from Tello, with whom he corresponded regularly.

I enjoyed hearing from a public figure directly; rather than just hearing about her, and unlike many celebrity blogs and twitters, I don't doubt Paltrow wrote these herself, and I admire her for that.

The exception is Old Navy's sales figures, which came directly from the company's annual financial filing with the SEC.