Sentence examples for figures in the next from inspiring English sources

The CIVC, which should publish final figures in the next weeks, expects sales to grow 2percentt a year in the next three years as Europe's economic crisis weighs on consumer spending.

Much will be made of these figures in the next few weeks & in the coming campaign.

Statisticians said that a lot of gas price cuts had been announced recently that would make an impact on the figures in the next month or two.

She adds: Greek police, meanwhile, are refusing to say how many turned out for today's demonstrations and will release figures in the next hour or so.

It may provide a quick, short-term boost to ROI figures in the next annual report, but it may also paralyze the long-term ability of a company to keep on top of technological change.

There was also a palpable absence of dread in the voices of the three teenage women -- Tatiana Golovin, Maria Sharapova and Karolina Sprem -- as they discussed their prospects against more established figures in the next round.

The key figure in the next government is expected to be Mr. Miller, who will become prime minister if the Democratic Left wins control of the government.

Bill Blain, a strategist at Newedge Group in London, said: "Once the sheer misery of Spain and Italy is figured in, the next target will be France.

"We figure in the next 50 to 70 years, we're going to see deleterious effects such as reduced reproduction and an inability to forage or find a mate or raise a chick every year," said Dr Bond.

Figures published in the next few weeks will be closely scrutinized for signs that the industry is turning the corner.

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