Sentence examples for figures for children from inspiring English sources

The WHO said the figures for children were alarming.

Another difference, experts say, is that parents of the baby boom generation are less likely to be authority figures for children and more likely to be their friends.

Access to better jobs can help reduce child poverty, but the figures for children in working families who are still in poverty suggest that simply resorting to getting more parents into work is not good enough.

Once the figures for children's and adults' books borrowed in 2008-9 are combined, Patterson retains pole position (in raw numbers, his book Sail was borrowed 80,000 times).

The figures for children are perhaps even more upbeat.

Viewing figures for children's programmes on BBC One fell to below 1,000 on occasions before the switchover, while figures on digital have steadily increased since CBBC and CBeebies were introduced in 2002.

The reported figures for child support payments are prone to error, so college financial aid administrators often ask families to verify the amount of child support received.

There are no official figures for child nutrition programme participation.

Responding to the IFS forecast, Barnardo's chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "The projected figures for child poverty revealed today are a tragedy.

The researchers explain that these are estimates so are not directly comparable with the most recent official figures for child poverty, which was reported in figures published last June to have stood at 18% in 2010/11.

It was not possible to calculate participation-adjusted injury rates due to the lack of annual population-level figures for child participation in sport.