Sentence examples for figures will come from inspiring English sources

His calmly assembled facts and figures will come as a shock to many.

Then the UK's poor export figures will come under closer scrutiny.

The new figures will come as an embarrassment to the government.

Tomorrow the latest quarterly GDP figures will come out providing information on the production of our entire economy in the September quarter.

But the viewing figures will come as a disappointment for Channel 4 - TFI was an instant hit when it launched in 1997.

The figures will come as a blow to the government which has been trying to get universities to do more to widen access.

Even if the lower target is met, that figure will come down only to 137 million.

One figure will come with scuba gear and a jungle outfit; another will have a camouflage uniform and a biohazard suit.

This is an almost superstitious belief that every now and then a populist and charismatic figure will come to save France from chaos.

It is understood that less than a fifth of the overall figure will come from Beckham's basic wage, with the greater part made up of a combination of sponsorship deals, merchandising sales and a participation in club profits.

I like Mexico and love the spirit of Mexican people, but we must protect our borders from people, from all over, pouring into the U.S. The figure will come in a variety of sizes and the artist's shop has received more than 10 orders since its unveiling on Friday afternoon.