Sentence examples for figures produced from inspiring English sources

Those figures, produced by Ofgem, were disputed by suppliers.

Figures produced by the European Union illustrate the trend in academia.

Auditors are certainly not equipped with such skills and are simply rubber-stamping the figures produced by management.

Just 5.1% of energy used in the UK is renewable, according to figures produced by the EU statistical office.

Last week's labour force figures produced the best unemployment rate for three years but also a record level of underemployment.

The first set of figures produced under the new methodology proposed by Dilnot will be published next month.

According to Ipsos Mori figures produced for the Society of London Theatre in 2010, women make up 68% of theatregoers.

"Bill Shorten deliberately misrepresented the OECD data," Cormann said on Thursday, referring to figures produced by the umbrella group for developed countries.

According to figures produced for the Guardian by market research firm Kantar, an estimated 48m CDs were purchased online in the year to October.

Figures produced by Electric Insights and commissioned by Drax showed that three-quarters of renewable energy produced on Christmas Day came from wind turbines.

These figures produced exhibitions, texts, even beautifully designed invitations and posters in an attempt to advocate for and make concrete what many saw as insubstantial and confusing.