Sentence examples for figures to refer from inspiring English sources

The Sun has made it clear that it would like analyses of circulation figures to refer to its announcement that it has 225,000 paying digital subscribers.

All figures (a) refer to hemoglobin concentration of 15 g/dL while figures (b) refer to hemoglobin concentration of 33 g/dL.

These figures actually refer to funding gaps, not funding received.

Figures quoted refer to the academic year 2016-17.

However, these figures refer to the economy's capacity to expand — what economists refer to as the "potential growth rate".

As the figures refer to families, the number of children moved is likely to be in the hundreds of thousands.

The figures refer to the purpose of the room and to the Marquess, a noted linguist.

Figures refer to only bilateral contributions and, in the case of China, only to valued projects.

We discussed this point now in our manuscript and added a figure supplement to Figure 6 as referred to above.

Both work environment interventions and objective figures were referred to as reasons to expect the contrary.

Those figures refer to all gun deaths – homicide, suicide and unintentional.