Sentence examples for figures suggesting that from inspiring English sources

In response, Slim's team presented figures suggesting that interconnection rates in Mexico were competitive with those of other countries.

He's "sceptical" of figures suggesting that only around two per cent of books in the UK are translations.

There are tentative figures suggesting that gender ratios at birth vary by mothers' country of birth; further research is necessary.

The BBC, which introduced a range of measures designed to restore faith, has produced its own figures suggesting that trust in the BBC has recovered.

Hunt presented figures suggesting that 29 of the 141 acute trusts in England are not open and honest about their safety performance and 87 are just "OK".

He spoke as Ipsos Mori released polling figures suggesting that 40% of people accept Ed Balls's claim that Osborne is in denial about the cost-of-living crisis.

The latest figures suggested that might not be happening.

But the July sales figures suggest that will not be the case.

And the figures suggest that he was right.

The latest figures suggest that figure is now around 1percentnt - 500,000 people.

They must worry that the recent magazine circulation figures suggest that celebrity gossip has peaked.