Sentence examples for interim figure from inspiring English sources

Although then viewed as an interim figure, Sādāt soon revealed unexpected gifts for political survival.

John McCain was so mistrusted by conservatives that he probably would have felt like an interim figure even if he hadn't gone down to defeat in 2008, and after the general Republican rout that year, the party's public image was suddenly defined more by media personalities — from Rush Limbaugh to Glenn Beck — than by any of its elected officials.

Aside from Lloyd's interim figures, the week is a relatively quiet one for corporate activity.

Tasty interim figures yesterday show spreads now powering most of the group's profits.

The international festival ends this Sunday, and interim figures suggest it will report sales on a similar level to last year.

The latest round of stock market chatter follows last week's impressive interim figures, the swansong of chief executive Andy Harrison.

The interim figures for 2005 do not cover the period for any of the claims received so far in the aftermath of Katrina.

It will release interim figures on Tuesday, when it is expected to say conditions remain tough, and indeed Investec has already cut 2013 revenue expectations by 6%.

And a note from Shore Capital repeats a buy recommendation on the business, ahead of interim figures due on 19 November.

There were no nasties lurking in Wednesday's interim figures beyond the usual parade of provisions, including another £600m for mis-selling payment protection insurance (PPI).

Interim figures to be published by the company this week should make good viewing: advertising is expected to have increased by about 20% on a year ago.