Sentence examples for figures to compare from inspiring English sources

He has sent letters to Mr. Yanagisawa and to the Deposit Insurance Corporation seeking figures to compare the bids.

It used Bureau of Labor Statistics figures to compare coal industry employees to solar industry employees, as measured through its survey of more than 7,600 U.S. businesses.

Standard executives believe this makes the paper the most read title in Greater London (though I don't have the figures to compare its total with, say, those of the Sun and Daily Mail across the same area).

Use the figures to compare the month-by-month statistics and discuss what the impact of prisoners serving whole life sentences will have on the need for larger or additional prisons.

But SchoolDash has crunched the most up-to-date DfE figures to compare the percentage of children in each school eligible for free school meals (FSM) with the government's measurement of local deprivation, known as IDACI – income deprivation affecting children index.

There were no figures to compare the other bonds sold, with two of them being new instruments that had not previously been sold.

There is no single American figure to compare him with.

Then there would be a single figure to compare: the charge for a unit of electricity or its equivalent for gas.

Radio X had a nationwide breakfast audience of 776,000, but no quarterly figure to compare this with because it reports on a six-monthly basis.

The calculator will also work out the interest you will earn on your average balance so this will give you an overall figure to compare against the gains you would make annually from other accounts.

"As you can never get a true figure to compare, you are always going to be essentially guessing… We will never have a true, definitive figure," he says.