Sentence examples for figures have pointed from inspiring English sources

Recent figures have pointed to another turn of the screw.

Clothing sales have been in decline for more than three years, but recent figures have pointed to an improving trend at the high-street chain.

Surveys and official figures have pointed to a slowdown in the UK economy in recent months, with some companies saying they are delaying hiring and investment decisions until after the EU referendum.

But more recent figures have pointed to an improving jobs market for graduates and the latest findings on those who left university last summer showed professional employment was up and salaries were higher.

Questioning the prosecutor's reluctance to travel to London, several Swedish legal figures have pointed to the occasion in 2012 when the entire Stockholm district court moved to Kigali for several weeks to interview witnesses to the Rwandan genocide, with more witnesses heard in Stockholm by video link from Kigali.

In the days since the shootings, many politicians, advocacy groups, and media figures have pointed to our heated political discourse, issuing pleas to "tone down the rhetoric".

China's second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) figure has pointed to a continued slowdown in the Asian powerhouse.

This pattern is clearly shown in Figure 2. Previous workers have pointed out that if the gene members of a family evolve in a birth-and-death manner the genes will cluster by type and not by species, while under the concerted model they will cluster by species [ 33, 34].

98percentt versus 2percentt is an awfully pessimistic figure — and, as others have pointed out, it's not even accurate.

Opposition candidates have pointed to figures showing the region's once-relatively manageable unemployment rate has now climbed closer to the rest of Spain's.

The £62m set aside by government for the development of bike infrastructure borders on the insulting when the figure is contextualised; as critics have pointed out, it's a sum equal to the cost of building a mere two miles of motorway.