Sentence examples for figures that are generally from inspiring English sources
They will cite Trussell Trust statistics showing that nearly a million people used food banks in 2013-14, figures that are generally assumed to underestimate the number of people who went hungry as a result of food insecurity over the period.
A brief 155-point slide on Friday afternoon brought the decline in the Dow to 20percentt from its October peak, an ignominious figure that is generally regarded as marking the start of a bear market.
"I think about 20 per cent of the population is republican," Tony says when he does arrive, repeating a figure that is generally reflected in polls (he asks that his surname is not revealed "for work reasons").
$3.7 trillion is the figure that is generally cited as the projected ten-year impact of the Bush tax cuts.
That's the value the Los Angeles County assessor places on the property, a figure that is generally lower than its market value.
Garber and Solomon showed that in 55-year-old men presenting with chest pain, a strategy of MPS proceeding to angiography compared with exercise ECG proceeding to angiography cost £25,000 per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) [ 256], a figure that is generally regarded as acceptable [ 257].
The eukaryotes and the Euryarchaeota contain only one PCNA gene, with the exception of a few near identical copies of unknown functionality in Drosphila, Arabidopsis, and Thermococcus (see Figure S1) that are generally not present in closely related taxa (data not shown).
But there are unofficial figures for key parts of the budget that are generally followed by grant reviewers.
The English inventor Henry Kremer had established prizes for human-powered airplanes that met various goals; the Gossamer Condor was the first to fly in a figure eight, a feat that is generally regarded as the first controlled, sustained human-powered flight.
Large corporations, however, generally do not try to offer figures that are not born with a mass-culture identity.
