Sentence examples for figures which can be from inspiring English sources

Start with the G.D.P. figures, which can be misleading because of temporary fluctuations in the inventories maintained by businesses.

Average earnings figures, which can be driven by large pay rises at the top, often mask what is happening in the middle and at the bottom.

Now we have dispelled these myths (and saved you some embarrassment) here are some Irish-themed stats, facts and figures which can be dropped into conversation.

The added complexity of the new figures, which can be pulled in half and swapped to open up over 250 new ability combinations, draws a major distinction between this series and Disney Infinity.

The figures which can be read at parliamentary constituency, local authority and ward level, are calculated by combining official data on tax credits and out of work benefits dating back to 2011, together with Labour Force survey data from the final quarter of 2013.

And these are one-month figures, which can be volatile.

"The exact details and costs are still being worked through with the department so at this stage there is no accurate figure which can be provided either by NQBP, the Department of Environment or GBRMPA.

The ancient Chinese arrived at measures of inaccessible heights and distances by another route, using "complementary" rectangles, as seen in the next figure, which can be shown to give results equivalent to those of the Greek method involving triangles.

On 1 January 2013, it is claimed, Crown Prince Salman, Deputy Premier and Defence Minister, visited Islamabad and commissioned Pakistan to build nuclear weapons for a multibillion-dollar figure which can be transferred to the Kingdom at short notice if Tehran gets the bomb.

Single mode fibres with an RIA of 0.5 dB/km per 9,000 rad have been demonstrated in the literature [37], a figure which can be used for a worst-case analysis of the shielding requirements (as shown in Figure 9).

In the short term we address this pragmatically by providing an accompanying static figure, which can be swapped in if the reader's browser platform cannot run the interactive visualization program.