Sentence examples for figures in terms from inspiring English sources

Barclays topped the new financial regulator's figures in terms of the gross number of complaints, including banking, insurance, payment protection insurance (PPI) and other issues.

After 100 flaps, only 14 people managed to survive, leading to the conclusion that less than two people in every 100,000 can get into treble figures in terms of flaps.

Historically, the government has reported such figures in terms of how many students default within two years — a figure that stands at 6.7percentt of student borrowers over all and about 11percentt at commercial colleges.

Coverage of the housing crisis can be London-centric for two reasons: the media is increasingly based in London (the death of local papers exacerbates this) and the extreme figures, in terms of both homelessness and house prices, make for headline-grabbing figures.

Do you have any figures in terms of how many streams you've recorded?

It is difficult to obtain exact figures in terms of their numbers.

"She's a very compelling figure in terms of television and ratings," Mr. Trump said.

Thatcher, undeniably, was a revolutionary figure in terms of women's power.

And he cuts an impressive figure in terms of reputation; critics have ranked him alongside Seamus Heaney and Derek Walcott in terms of international fame.

He is the painter who founded the school of modern painting known as Dynamisme, which tried to interpret the human figure in terms of the machine.

Ms. Calistro said: "Edith Head was a huge figure in terms of her influence over the way American women looked for many years, and she was also a very tough cookie.