Sentence examples for figures that can be from inspiring English sources

Tariffs and agricultural subsidies are monetary figures that can be negotiated.

But Labour did take only 32% of the vote, and the Conservatives 39%; figures that can be improved on.

Michelangelo's painting of a pensive woman in a spandrel, at left, is among the Sistine Chapel figures that can be examined in detail.

They come up with specific figures that can be spent without running the economy into the ground, where the benefits of action exceed the costs.

Most of them find her in doodle mode, drawing clusters of architecture and tiny figures that can be expanded or contracted to suit any scale or purpose.

Parents may also be happy to see a movie for children that doesn't involve wizards, vampires or action figures that can be bought in the food court.

Is there a figure that can be calculated and paid out in hard cash?

Each set comes with a small Barbie figure that can be snapped into the scene.

As more betting turnover moves online, the BHA estimates that the sport is currently losing £30m annually as a result, a figure that can be expected to increase in future years.

Australia's 2013 national food plan outlined a commonwealth ambition to increase by 45% the value of this country's agricultural and food-related exports by 2025 – a figure that can be achieved only with the continual advent of technologies such as robots.

http://blip.tv/play/ih_irhiJ5FQ As you may remember, Alice is an Augmented Reality figure that can be "touched" and manipulated with sticks.