Sentence examples for figures echo from inspiring English sources

The new census figures echo the research many community groups have already done on New Yorkers' housing burdens.

The Commerce Department figures echo other economic data that suggest companies were reluctant to expand or invest in new equipment in September, as budget battles in Washington intensified.

The figures echo a recent study published in the 'British Medical Journal' which showed that over-50s are most likely to drink to harmful levels.

The figures echo broader concern about the government's record on educational achievement among disadvantaged pupils, after it emerged that the attainment gap between those on free school meals and their wealthier classmates had widened.

The figures echo comments by the Office for National Statistics last week that there were signs the fall in the pound since the referendum, which has made holidaying in the UK cheaper for overseas visitors, had attracted tourists on shopping sprees for luxury goods.

Ian Brinkley, chief economic adviser at the Work Foundation thinktank, said the figures echoed broader trends in the UK economy.

Independent figures echoed Labour's criticisms of the one-sided reform and called for an even-handed approach.

A message McCourt never makes explicit lies in the composition of the family scenes, the rounded sculptural figures echoing the solidity, formality and closeness of the manger crib.

Speaking on the same channel, Amos Oz, another of Israel's most leading literary figures echoed Grossman's charge adding: "[Netanyahu] does not just want to replace the committee, he wants to replace the writers and judges too.

The figures echoed data from the British Bankers Associationn on Monday also showing a drop in mortgage approvals, with the lack of homes on the market being blamed for the fall.

Mr. Shchedrin's piece, written as a birthday present to his wife, the Bolshoi ballerina Maya Plisetskaya, opened with gentle two-note staccato figures echoing between the two hands and progressed to a faster, almost jazzy middle section before returning to the staccato theme.