Sentence examples for figures which may from inspiring English sources

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Early exit poll figures, which may or may not be reliable, are trickling out.

These sacred figures, which may appear in statue or relief form, are sculpted out of various materials.

A surge in loans for new cars was behind a big increase in lending to households, according to Bank of England figures, which may raise fresh fears that families are falling into the trap of debt-fuelled spending.

It recently announced that the Chicago Sun-Times has been inflating its circulation figures, which may put off potential buyers.For the Barclays, a pressing task will be to negotiate with Mr Desmond, half-owner of the Daily Telegraph's main printing plant outside London.

Mitotic figures, which may be abundant in a late tumor, tend to have abnormal mitotic spindles.

They now number 271m, a figure which may increase to 345m by 2050, according to the report.Another example of a problem of the first sort is ocean acidification.

The Aquatics Centre was anticipated to cost £72m, but the final figure spiralled to £270m, a figure which may have been even higher had earlier designs for the venue's temporary "wings" been followed.

Considering its complex terrain, we added the height information to the figure, which may associate with the non-tectonic deformation.

Meanwhile, tiny amounts of Sb2O3 (PDF No.05-0534) could also be found in the figure, which may be produced through the redox reaction on the antimony surface.

The non-closure of the adsorption and desorption patterns can be seen from the figure, which may be explained as follows.