Sentence examples for figures will contain from inspiring English sources

Well, there is a pretty good chance that January's job figures will contain just such a bright spot - and that it will be wrong.

This figure will contain the wages and salaries of all manufacturing employees plus the cost of their benefits.

We take this characteristic to mean, and this interpretation seems reasonable, that considering all instances of this particular domain: all instances will contain figures of doing, some instances will contain figures of sensing and/or being, but some instances will contain neither, and only a few will contain figures of saying.

As can be seen in Figure 3, the system will contain two queues of the same type (M/M/m).

If a gene has changed, the output list given by the Wormbase Converter will contain the new name (Figure 4B).

If the harmonic and pitch are removed from this segment, as shown in Figure 4c,d, then the resultant signal will contain only the fricatives and the residual formant (i.e. greatly degraded in strength).

George Osborne's statement this lunchtime will contain only the headline figure for the Department for Culture Media and Sport's budget, but the details of cuts to the arts and museums are expected to emerge over the afternoon.

The analysis area is 700 × 300 μm2, so the area will contain many outgrowths (see Figure 4c,d).

Here are some figures: The projected cost of the database, which will contain the personal details of every child of school age in the UK, is £224m with operating costs of £41m per annum over 10 years.

In his latest speech on immigration – clearly designed to address the latest figures – Cameron will promise that the Queen's speech will contain an immigration bill designed to bring the whole of government into the battle to reduce migration flows.

Think about the figures that can already go into the paper and the information they will contain.