Sentence examples for figures taken from from inspiring English sources
The figures, taken from reported case law decisions and appeals by Uefa, only account for incidents occurring inside stadiums.
By publishing solely figures taken from multi-channel homes, Ofcom implies a dramatic dive in arts audience.
The figures, taken from the Barclays equity-gilt study, show the UK record back to 1900 (Britain tends to have the longest data set).
Fourteen feet by 10, The Ancient Britons had epic proportions, and showed three over-life-sized figures taken from a version of old British mythology.
Moreover, the bureau's figures, taken from incident reports or provided by shipping companies, certainly represent an undercount, Captain Mukundan and other experts said.
Waterstone's figures, taken from market research company Nielsen BookScan's tally of electronic till receipts in almost all UK bookshops and websites, are virtually definitive.
The daily use figure taken from the third quarter is up from 35percentt in last year's third-quarter survey.
That figure, taken from December 2015, means that, for the first time, over half of China's population is now online.
To compare the behaviors of tf-idf-based similarity and JacS, we first prepared photos of a figure taken from eight directions (Fig. 5).
Plucked straight out of a Death Note comic; a neon figure taken from a Games Workshop and placed on the dark blue bit of the Monopoly board.
