Sentence examples for figures has changed from inspiring English sources

The way the NHS collects such figures has changed since 2014-15.

But while Pelé has been faulted publicly before for his stance on various issues and for his initial failure to acknowledge an out-of-wedlock daughter, the level of criticism against him and other soccer figures has changed.

The repertory for political figures has changed radically over the decades, moving from Eurocentric high culture to American popular culture — or, perhaps, from elitism to the vernacular, as presidents have been demystified, and pollsters ask voters about which candidate they'd prefer to share a beer with.

Race makes a difference: only 2% of births to white college graduates are out-of-wedlock, compared with 80% among African-Americans with no more than a high-school education, but neither of these figures has changed much since the 1970s.

By this time, the shape of his figures had changed.

County officials say those figures have changed little in the past year.

Even more striking is how those figures have changed over a decade.

The chart also shows how the figures have changed since early March 2003 – that is, just before the Iraq war, and before the first of the major crises to afflict BBC journalism: its report on David Kelly, weapons of mass destruction and Tony Blair's honesty, which led in time to the resignation of both the chairman and the director general of the BBC.

In respect of Birmingham, who have been in the Championship since 2011, their financial figures have changed drastically in the last couple of years.

If we compare what each poll is saying now with what the equivalent poll was saying earlier this year - or indeed last year - we find that for the most part their figures have changed remarkably little.

The study is based on job growth in 333 regions--called Metropolitan Statistical Areas by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which provided the data--across the U.S. The analysis looked not only at job growth in the last year but also at how employment figures have changed in these areas since 1996.