Sentence examples for figures put together from inspiring English sources

The figures put together by the magazine are intended to help consumers make direct comparisons between retailers.

The estimated cost of those improvements is $4.1 billion, according to figures put together by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.

In Chicago, 36percentt of students were reading at or above the national median in 1999, compared with 49percentt in New York, according to figures put together by the New York City Board of Education.

Added to which, the cost of raising a child and supporting it through university has risen by £5,000 over the past 12 months to £227,266, according to figures put together last year by the Centre for Economics and Business Research.

"I have seen better figures put together on the back of a fag packet," he said.

However, some planners noted, the renovation figure put together by the Lincoln Center board was a maximum that includes a new building and the wish lists of every one of the center's constituent organizations.

Ask your class to research these figures and put together a presentation on their achievements.

Apparently, these figures were put together by a financial advisory firm called Fiscal Associates, which is based in West Bloomfield, Michigan.

These revisions incorporate information that wasn't available when the original figures were put together, such as recent tax filings, and they provide a grim picture of the Great Recession and its aftermath.

While the figures were "genuinely put together" they were "not absolutely clear", he told the committee.

But as the colossally depressing figures we have put together show, the chances of the average, or even well-paid, private-sector worker achieving such a retirement is now close to zero.