Sentence examples for in line with the figures from inspiring English sources

The CML's economist, Mohammad Jamei, said the annual rate of growth was in line with the figures for the closing months of 2015.

The £1.63m opening for Just Go With It is very much in line with the figures for Adam Sandler's previous comedy Grown Ups, which kicked off last August with £1.48m plus £528,000 in previews.

In cases where fatalities occurred but the number was unknown, a value of 15 was used, again in line with the figures used by Simkin et al. (2001).

5.            Deutsche Bank posted a net loss of €6.8 billion for 2015, in line with the figure announced last week in a profit warning, as litigation charges and restructuring costs took their toll.

The number of people increased by 7% over the last decade, broadly in line with the figure for England and Wales.

The Scottish economy grew by 0.6% between April and June this year, in line with the figure for the UK as a whole.

The number of people here has increased by 7% per cent over the last decade, broadly in line with the figure for England and Wales.

His critics may point out that he has not achieved a freeze in line with the figure of €886 billion the Treasury has previously used.

KGR cows birth an average of three to four calves during a reproductive lifetime, in line with the figure reported by Demiruren (1974).

In the ambulatory BP monitoring subgroup, the proportion of patients taking a higher dose of both drugs was in line with the figure for the main study population (72.6% zofenopril vs. 65.1% irbesartan, P = 0.275).

Thus, although doubts must remain about the validity of this latter estimate, we note that it very much in line with the figure of 20% we have used above.