Sentence examples for honest numbers from inspiring English sources

But with his almost messianic belief that honest numbers can pave the way for a "right" answer to the city's budget crisis, he may yet emerge as Superman.

"If you start with realistic, honest numbers and make the tough decisions within that framework, we can get to paying off the debt by 2013".

That lack of ambiguity on the part of the NIFA board has ensured that there can be no mistake among the county's financial managers and civil service unions that the overseers expect honest numbers and rational projections.

It's their job to give honest numbers.

Maybe then we can see some honest numbers, not Hollywood numbers.

Nor did the administration seek honest numbers and analyses as a guide for choosing among policy alternatives.

The submissions of all the participants are published, along with each day's LIBOR fix.In theory, LIBOR is supposed to be a pretty honest number because it is assumed, for a start, that banks play by the rules and give truthful estimates.

"For eight years," he said, in his best whistle-stop baritone, "the Clinton-Gore Administration gave this nation honest budget numbers, an economic plan with integrity that rescued the nation from debt and stagnation, honest advocacy for the environment".

If the owner of the Web site is honest, the numbers are honest.

"But their average age is now around 80. To be honest, the number of visitors is falling each year".

"We're honest about the numbers," Jeff Zucker, the president of NBC Entertainment, said during a conference call.