Sentence examples for figures that do from inspiring English sources

Any figures that do emerge should, like all statistics on irregular immigration, be treated with caution.

Many prospectuses show total return figures that do not factor in sales charges, for example.

About half of the figures that do exist are estimates or models, rather than administrative records, census data or high-quality surveys.

Columbia's student body of 22,425 is about 21percentt Asian-American, 7percentt black and 6percentt Hispanic, figures that do not count the 13percentt of students who do not provide the university with their race or ethnicity.

The Dolphins ran 16 plays and gained 111 yards from that formation, figures that do not account for the 3 snaps and 12 yards amassed with the backup Pat White at quarterback.

Figures that do so show how far it's eclipsed by the likes of 1939's Gone With the Wind – that film grossed $400m worldwide, which equates to at least $6bn in today's money, more than three times Avatar's figure.

As he did, the screen above his head was showing figures that did not add up.

It was contract negotiations rather than viewing figures that did for David Milch's masterful western drama about the citizens of an 1800s prospecting town.

The president's budget figures that doing away with these incentives would raise $36 billion a year in new tax revenue.

They were authority figures that didn't seem to exist in the real world.

So Pethokoukis just cites figure after figure that don't measure the 1 percent against everybody else.