Sentence examples for figures from new from inspiring English sources

For instance, the company rolled sales figures from new quarters into previous earnings figures, a practice employees called the 35-day month.

* 88% is 2006 figure from new basic indicators I received through Eddie from Nyein Nyein Lwin, while 91% urban and 16% rural are 2004 figures.

The figures come from new ABI research published today.

His power base in Neuilly was a network of wealthy business figures from a "New France" of media and advertising and, mostly, "new" money.

Although some figures from the new research are lower than the association's projections, they are nonetheless staggering and carry new gravity because they come from an academic research effort.

The former head of the party's policy review made the warning as he launched a new Labour grouping – Labour Together – that brings together figures from New Labour and Blue Labour.

Such paintings usually featured scenes and figures from the New Testament, particularly of the Passion of Christ and the Virgin Mary.

The charts above show figures from a new survey of 2,116 Americans by YouGov, a British-based internet pollster.

All the sets and figures from the new Wallace and Gromit film are safe because they are being exhibited elsewhere in Bristol.

The United Kingdom is divided over the decision to extend air strikes into Syria, according to figures from a new polling organisation.

The impressive selection sparkles with innovative figures from the new global economy, pathfinders like Stephen M. Case of AOL Time Warner, Frederick W. Smith of FedEx, Jorma Ollila of Nokia, Richard Branson of Virgin and Stan Shih of Acer in Taiwan.