Sentence examples for figures refer to from inspiring English sources

The figures refer to alleged victims.

Those figures refer to all gun deaths – homicide, suicide and unintentional.

3 Growth figures refer to the decade 2003-2013, poverty figures are those published by INEGI for 2012.

However, these figures refer to the economy's capacity to expand — what economists refer to as the "potential growth rate".

As the figures refer to families, the number of children moved is likely to be in the hundreds of thousands.

It is unclear whether Tinder's "user base" figures refer to active or registered users, which may also have an impact on the data.

The figures referred to the first picking season of the year.

The figures referred to are those of the ministry of the environment and the department of petroleum resources.

Tell that to the US pension funds with their optimistic return assumptions.Here are the Smithers figures, referred to above.

These spirits — whether good or evil — appear in the form of believers wearing masks, figures referred to as "devils".

It's worth flagging up that none of Line's figures refers to active users.