Sentence examples for figures discussed in from inspiring English sources

Going forward, one hopes that Sirota might spend time with some of the more outré European figures discussed in "Music After the Fall," the critic Tim Rutherford-Johnson's recent survey of post-1989 composition.

But still, the figures discussed in the Planet Sound column (The Stone Roses reissue of Elephant Stone is No 3, but still hasn't managed to chalk up 500 physical sales) made us realise that CDs are no longer dying … they're officially dead.

One can also miss these game sites in favor of real sites that deal with the same historical figures discussed in the game; at one point I found a name I needed at a nongame site, but it was spelled differently and the game wouldn't accept it.

Similar is the observation for all the figures discussed in this section.

The trade figures discussed in Section 3 support the reason for concern.

We cover three representative examples, selected to compare our findings to figures discussed in a previous publication [ 31].

The figure, discussed in a much quoted email from Jones in which he used a "trick" to "hide the decline", spliced together proxy temperature data and instrument data.

45% of black children grow up in poverty in the UK compared to 25% of white children (a figure discussed in the BBC documentary Will Britain Ever Have A Black Prime Minister?).

To establish how risk figures are discussed in practice, with the intention of relating this to the existing, and often critical, literature on women's accounts of antenatal screening.

These figures are discussed in more detail in Barone and Buntin ([2014]).

Additional figures as discussed in the text.