Sentence examples for figures exist from inspiring English sources
Warren's clay figures exist somewhere between life and death.
More representative figures exist for coarser particles, known as PM10.
Four closely related figures exist, but they are all bronze.
No definitive figures exist for the number of town houses in the city.
No reliable figures exist for total costs, but a tally of billions of dollars is likely.
These tragic figures exist in counterpoint to the poet's confrontation of the deaths of parents and companions.
The welfare secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, initially denied such figures existed, but David Cameron has since promised to release the statistics.
For those of us over 50, though, no such figures existed to let us know we were O.K. Gays were called perverts, and homosexuality was classified as a mental illness.
Although no widely accepted figures existed at the time, the report made use of a reputable local NGO's claim of two million displaced persons.
The simple truth is that no accurate figure exists.
Second, even if they were not, no obvious hate figure exists to blame: China's is a dictatorship of a party, not an individual.
