Sentence examples for figures measuring from inspiring English sources

That was the clear message from the latest set of US employment figures measuring job creation in November.

The new figures, measuring gross domestic product, reflected the blow to the economy early this year while offering a positive outlook on recent developments.

The question is for how long?" There are no reliable accounting figures measuring the length of time that Europe will suffer a 'carbon deficit' caused by the use of biomass for energy, in particular harvesting timber for that.

And indeed, Harris Poll figures measuring Americans' interest in the 2006 Winter Olympics found women slightly more interested in the Games than men (69percenttoto 61), with middle-aged and older people substantially more engrossed in the proceedings than those younger than 35.

The advertising industry's astronomical rate of growth is neatly reflected in year-to-year figures measuring total ad spending in the U.S, which have gone up so steadily that by 1998 the figure was set to reach $196.5 billion, while global ad spending is estimated at $435 billion.

Gross domestic product (GDP) figures, measuring the value of everything produced in the economy in the three months from July to September, will have been boosted by the Olympic Games.

Sometimes those figures measure nothing but plain, personal loss.

They will exchange barrages of fantastical figures measured in hundreds of billions.

The figures, measured by comScore Media Metrix, represent a record for the Hollywood gossip site.

These figures measure the number of part-timers who want more hours.

Customers would either use a tape measure to supply their own measurements or, in future versions, can have a full-body scan of their figures measured in a van that would move from store to store.