Sentence examples for figures exist for from inspiring English sources
More representative figures exist for coarser particles, known as PM10.
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.
No figures exist for women, but given the prejudices about women workers in general, and middle-aged women in particular, their underemployment surely cannot be less.
Statistics state that one in four students suffers from depression during their studies, but no official figures exist for graduates in the post-university transition.
(No figures exist for how many treadmills are trod faithfully for a month, then are slowly buried by basement clutter, or for how many exercise bikes find new life as drying racks).
The low figure exists for two reasons: first, many sexually exploited children, including those who have be trafficked internally, are yet to be identified by any professionals; second, some who have been identified have not been referred to the NRM.
Only the figure exists for you now, with no unrelated thoughts or any distractions.
No industry figures exist on the number of for-profit startups, but officials at one of the largest, Swap.com, said they had more than a million registered users and an inventory of 15 million items at any given time.
When welfare benefits expire another provision of the reforms—some people suspect that many children of the poor will end up in foster homes, a far more expensive option than publicly provided day care.But the children of welfare mothers are a small minority of the 9.9m under-fives whose mothers were employed in 1993, the most recent year for which figures exist.
In 2000 (the latest year for which comparative figures exist), India spent only $71 per person on health, of which four-fifths was in the private sector; indeed, on one measure government health spending was only $4 per person.
