Sentence examples for figures in the charts from inspiring English sources

The figures in the charts show the proportion in each country who chose one of the four highest numbers, six to nine.

The figures in the charts reflect what banks in each country, and in the euro zone as a whole, said about how demand for loans was changing each quarter.

The figures in the chart and text were in fact for Petrobras.

The figures in the chart are annualized, as other economic data series like G.D.P. commonly are.

The figures in the chart are in dollars, and are affected both by currency swings and by changing prices.

This is the treatment favoured by Britain's Office of National Statistics (and the basis of the figures in the chart).

In two recent pieces on the auction market (see Related Items, right) we muddled our figures in the chart.

Take the figures in the chart: Hadoop processes a terabyte of data at $333£20505), far cheaper than any of its rivals.

The figures in the chart are for 2004, but inequality has been rising in China, while in Brazil it has been falling over the past decade.

The inflation figures in the chart represent the difference between the increase in dollars spent in each category, and the increase in real spending as calculated by the government.

With interest rates at historical lows and the vast bulk of the debt in the form of short-term securities that roll over rapidly, the figures in the chart above are probably conservative.