Sentence examples for figures on which from inspiring English sources

Patrick O'Flynn, Ukip's head of communications and a candidate for the European parliament, said immigration was still "completely out of control" and the party was "not backtracking an inch" on its claims about Romanians and Bulgarians".[This is] based on one quarter's figures on which no statistician would base predictions on," he told the BBC's Daily Politics.

If you have any figures on which side gets more money, let me know.

On the contrary, encouraging a property boom keeps much-needed tax revenues flowing and puffs up the local economic growth figures on which their chances of promotion hang.

Both Media Metrix and Jupiter are seen as industry leaders in providing valuable insights into trends however questionable the actual figures on which they are based.

However, the benchmark figures on which the claims of manipulation are centred will still play a part in the energy companies' decision to increase their bills.

Touchingly, it is just a cleaned-up version of her working-class neighborhood, comprising tiny gardens and snowmen and clay model figures on which she eventually enacts a shameful voodoo.

Alexander's physique, life and legacy create a unique historical figure on which artists can embroider at their pleasure, making him one of the most of the sought-after subjects for portraiture.

Madame Bovary was the doomed titular figure on which the tragedy was based.

It is too early to predict whether the final tally approaches the 2,000 figure on which city officials have long focused.

Am I entitled to see an architect's report to confirm the accuracy of the figure on which I am charged?... Robert E. Appel, Manhattan.

A YouGov instant poll was narrower: by 51 per cent to 49 per cent its respondents thought Cameron was the winner: but even 49 per cent is not a figure on which Miliband can win.