Sentence examples for figures from the fourth from inspiring English sources

To tackle this thorny question, in my new book, "Jesus Uncensored: Restoring the Authentic Jew," I create a mock trial in which Jesus testifies against prominent historical figures from the fourth to the 20th century for committing atrocities in his name.

The earnings, derived by subtracting first-quarter figures from the first-half results released yesterday, were worse than analysts forecast.

Figures from the first few months of this year show the highest proportion of travellers to Syria are aged between 16 and 21.

The justice select committee is now taking evidence on its impact, but figures from the first year since its introduction already show dramatic changes.

Losses for the third quarter will not be made public until Aug. 5, but Mr. Potter says those numbers should be similar to figures from the second quarter, when the Postal Service lost $1.9 billion.

Paul Donato, the chief of research for the company, said Mr. Wurtzel should not have used figures from the first two weeks of the season because "they are not typical of Hispanic viewing levels".

Figures from the first year of civil justice reforms show that access to civil legal aid has fallen by more than half and some categories of law have already become almost entirely inaccessible for state funding.

Details of the design and construction are given and performance figures from the first data-taking periods are presented.

Those two papers are now under close scrutiny after NEJM editors found that two figures from the first paper are duplicates, one a magnified version of the other.

The latest official figures from the Sixth National Population Census released in April 2011 estimate the total number of rural migrant workers to be 153 million in 20101.

The average number of working days per employee per year lost through sickness was 11.2, based on figures from the second quarter of 2014, compared to 7.4 in 2011/12.