Sentence examples for figures down to from inspiring English sources

Police put the figures down to other road users being unable to properly assess their speed.

But eliminating management's stake brings those figures down to 64.4 percent in support among independent shareholders, 14.3 percent opposing and 21.3 percent absent.

Travelers can whittle those figures down to a manageable list by choosing the features they want, like a pool or pet-friendly accommodations.

The rain last summer drove attendance figures down to 830,000, 11percentt below the 932,000 who attended in 2002.

McCarthy puts Poundland's recent lacklustre sales figures down to a comparison against a bumper spring last year when £10m worth of loom bands flew off the shelves.

Dauterman's offhand dialogue and laid-back wit can be casual to a fault as she brings her mythic figures down to earth, yet there's an aroma of melancholy that makes you wonder where the tale might be headed.

They want to know where you are now, not where you'll be four years from now — they are on the prowl for hard-fact figures, down-to-earth financials and robust guarantees.

This year's has brought the figure down to about 1,000.

Next year it wants the figure down to $3.5 billion.

The tax hikes were aimed at bringing that figure down to 77% of GDP in 2021.

Mr. Gore said his plan would push that figure down to 17percentt by 2008.