Sentence examples for more figures about from inspiring English sources

5.21pm: The Electoral Commission has just produced some more figures about political donations.

This could be achieved by publishing more figures about its spending and performance – and by encouraging others to follow suit, it said.

It contrasted with deepening gloom around Asian markets after more disappointing figures about the state of the Chinese economy.

In this work, the more relevant figures about the use of conductive-diamond electrochemical oxidation (CDEO) in the treatment of industrial wastes are described.

It turns 10 this year and has 'opened the kimono' to put some more detailed figures about its business out there.

It's also part of a larger story about how historic house museums are learning more about figures in their pasts, like slaves and domestic workers, whose stories, until now, have existed largely in the shadows.

It became less about investing, and more about figuring out the pieces to a puzzle.

• Mr. Seelie's personal distillation of the art-versus-commerce conundrum goes something like this: "It's less about trying to make money and more about figuring out ways not to spend money".

(The even more astronomical figures being bandied about came chiefly from oil smuggling that had nothing to do with oil-for-food).

Your idea of working friendships sounds a little like a version of networking (a truly noxious term) but fundamentally different — more about figuring out yourself in the context of others and learning to identify certain qualities that matter to you.

It's more about figuring out what's important and keeping that data locked up inside.