Sentence examples for figures was followed from inspiring English sources

The release of these startling figures was followed a day later by the police report on the full scale of the sexual crimes committed by the late BBC host Jimmy Savile, which noted 34 rapes among 450 individual complaints and disclosed that the vast majority of victims who overcame their embarrassment to report assaults during Mr. Savile's lifetime were not believed.

The Atheneum's own painting, "Nude With Drapery" from the early 1920's when Picasso was preoccupied with heavy monumental figures, is followed by works in which the composition is spindly.

The intense realism and deep spirituality of his figures were followed by his pupil Alonso Cano; but in the figures of Cano's pupil Pedro de Mena, his simple monumentality is replaced by a more picturesque and theatrical gracefulness.

That figure was followed by 40percentt of respondents who thought cyber attackers were the bigger worry and 33percentt who were worried about the security of public cloud servers.

The figure was followed by this statement: "As with many metaphors, there are several ways of interpreting this model.

This apparently plausible figure is followed… Talk story about wheat.

This apparently plausible figure is followed by the notation: "Estimated by the Dept. of Health as of Jul. 1, 1946".

That figure is followed by Brazilians, who have received 87 visas since the start of the scheme, and Russians, who have received 79 visas.

For all three outcomes the relevant cross table or figure is followed by standard exploratory multivariate analysis.

The detection of N-to-1 correspondence relies on the observation that, in a 1-to-1 correspondence, each operator defining a figure is followed by an operator defining a caption, whereas in the N-to-1 case, a set of consecutive operators defining figures would be followed by a single caption.

The string marionette does not seem to have been fully developed until the mid-19th century, when the English marionettist Thomas Holden created a sensation with his ingenious figures and was followed by many imitators.