Sentence examples for figures disguised from inspiring English sources

It all looked remarkably easy for him until just before lunch, when his leading edge gave a catch to cover off Overton, whose figures disguised his promise.

The share price fell further when markets opened on Friday morning, with analysts unconvinced by the results, arguing that the headline figures disguised a weaker underlying performance.

However, these figures disguise wide regional variations.

Those figures disguise huge variation across the industry.

Firms like Jaguar and Mulberry have missed plans already.And the aggregate figures disguise big variations between sectors.

She will say that the generally strong headline growth figures disguise serious weaknesses in the US economy.

Yet that is wrong.Special report Radical birthday thoughts Liberty's great advance Pigs, pay and power Beyond shareholder value Pro-market, not pro-business Give freedom a chance Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsSuch broad figures disguise the underlying trends.

But while the number of people going bankrupt is just a third of what it was five years ago, the headline figures disguise a surge in the take-up of a form of insolvency dubbed "bankruptcy lite": the individual voluntary arrangement (IVA).

But the figures disguise a serious problem of under-employment: 8.2 million people, more than one in four of all workers, are employed part-time; 2.7 million employment contracts are "zero-hours", guaranteeing no actual pay; and 4.5 million people describe themselves as self-employed, with self-employment accounting for 60% of all jobs growth.

These overall summary figures disguise some interesting variations in the projected rate of change over time, and between age groups.

Pope Joan, possibly an apocryphal figure, disguised herself as a man to study theology.