Sentence examples for figures longer from inspiring English sources

As a younger man, he might have studied the figures longer, asked more questions, but if it was Roadie's opinion that the first option was the best, he was inclined to go along.

Of course, theories abound with the exact cause of the disproportionate figures – longer hours, differing shift patterns and increased levels of stress can no doubt be argued as integral causes.

Complete inhibition of ST was reached with 0.4 µM of drug while complete inhibition of 3'end processing necessitated a 10-fold higher concentration of drug when starting from an uncleaved substrate (see Figure 4B, longer exposure of Figure 4A).

As a result, nearly two-thirds of councils think headline homelessness figures no longer reflect what's happening locally.

Among the once-powerful figures no longer on the scene as a result is former Prime Minister Mahmoud Zubi.

These thoughts and many more are prompted by Homage to Yves Klein, Hiller's wonderful anthology of images of unaided flight, of figures no longer tethered to the earth.

The figures no longer include employees of the privatised Royal Mail, which most people would still consider a public service, but do include employees of RBS and Lloyds banks in which the state currently holds a controlling interest.

It doesn't take long for the place to fester; soon, there are naked figures, no longer bothering to dress, wandering through corridors littered with filth, human and otherwise.

As can be seen in the following figures, the longer the distance from the sink, the less the energy consumed.

At the end of another year, spend a few minutes taking a look back at the well-known figures no longer with us.

Jon Sparkes, chief executive of Crisis, said the report revealed "the true scale of homelessness in England, which headline figures no longer reflect".