Sentence examples for figures made for from inspiring English sources
To approximately no one's surprise, last year's figures made for grim reading.
The northern Ambrym style of face is also found on the fern-wood figures made for grade ceremonies.
Fortunately, both a well-established public service and the broadly common outlook shared by the leading political figures made for stability.
You can see their plans in operation at the Sackler in "From Court to Caravan: Chinese Tomb Sculptures From the Collection of Anthony M. Solomon," which includes 55 ceramic figures made for mortuary use.
Business organisation CBI Scotland said the GDP figures made for "sobering reading" and served as a "stark reminder" that Scotland's economic recovery continued to be a fragile process.
Samuel Tombs, UK economist at consultancy Capital Economics, said the public finance figures made for "somewhat gloomy reading", suggesting borrowing could be on course to overshoot the Office for Budget Responsibility's latest forecast of £111bn for the 2013-14 financial year by about £1bn.
The figures make for grim reading.
His personal figures make for better reading.
The figures make for stark reading.
Financial Fraud Action UK FFA UKK) has issued its "definitive overview" of payment fraud in the UK, and the figures make for miserable reading.
The figures make for grim reading: since October, 211 stabbings of Israelis by Palestinians have been reported, in addition to 83 shootings and 42 car-ramming attacks, responsible in total for the deaths of 30 Israelis and two American citizens.
