Sentence examples for more accurate figures from inspiring English sources

(Zilinskas calls those numbers "outrageous" but declined to provide more accurate figures).

These more accurate figures have suffered the fate that tends to befall most inconvenient truths; they have been widely ignored.

A worried stakeholder and a low cost of producing more accurate figures, on the other hand, favor disclosure of high-quality information.

(Zilinskas calls those numbers "outrageous" but declined to provide more accurate figures). In peak summer, they can be bought at nearly two hundred coastal Costco locations.

The haunting memory of a fire in a rubber-products factory in 2002 that killed anywhere between 45 and 250 people or more (accurate figures are a rarity in Nigeria) still strikes a nerve.

"In time, we hope to provide more accurate figures on the number of those killed in the attacks and information about them," Human Rights Watch said in a statement, which was published on Thursday.

Historians arrived at a more accurate figure for the Dresden death toll only five years ago.

Christian leaders, who accuse the government of a deliberate undercount, say a more accurate figure is about 5.5percentt.

Much of the money comes from rehashed earlier pledges—"$2 billion might be a more accurate figure," says a Western official.

(Johnston pointed out that the White House got to thirty-eight million dollars by including some Social Security taxes. The more accurate figure is $36.5 million).

The figure of 28.8 million was based on a 1999 census; the more accurate figure of 31 million, cited in the article, is an update based on a 2001 government survey.