Sentence examples for general figures from inspiring English sources

What the witness Gisevius said in this connection are general figures of speech.

Officials at the Pentagon even expressed private aggravation when the White House, eager to show that it was moving ahead against terrorism, released very general figures on Monday cataloging the military buildup so far.

"Whilst it is very positive that the growing economy means that fewer people are stuck in poverty, the general figures on poverty show that this is a fatally flawed measure.

δ13C vs. δ15N biplots of each fish species in each site with standard ellipse areas (SEA) and convex hull (TA) were used to give the general figures for stable isotope distribution among sites.

These trends were analyzed in terms of general figures and demographics, as well as case-specific details such as time, day, month, weapon, cause of death, location of injury and toxicology.

From 1880 on, the rapidly increasing number of lots per year reflected the relative availability of such jackets in general: figures ranged from six for 1880 to twenty for 1888, with the total for the 1880-89 period coming to 108.

It is generally more important to be accurate and arrive at a more general figure of catch that actually influences policy.

JC: That's a general figure.

If a triangle (or more general figure) has area A, a similar triangle (or figure) with a scaling factor of s will have an area of s2A.

The total number for blacks, including those who chose more than one race, was 37.7 million, higher than the general figure for Hispanics.

* Timing can vary; in general, figure 8 minutes per inch thickness of the fillet (140 to 145 degrees on an instant-read thermometer).