Sentence examples for more realistic figures from inspiring English sources

Still, even the more realistic figures for "NEETs" (young people not in employment, education or training) are pretty grim.

Diagnosis records are cross-checked with case notifications to provide more realistic figures and estimates.

In the following we will present a parsimonious model of degradation that is able to predict more realistic figures of the relative amounts of mRNAs involved in the different degradation pathways.

A more realistic figure would be 0.8-1m cars by 2020.

Given what we know about the London economy, this is a much more realistic figure.

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal-leaning research institution, said a more realistic figure for deficit savings was $900 billion.

The industry already has cut fat over the last decade, so a more realistic figure may be $10 billion.

However, included is an undisclosed cut of Ferrari's merchandising profits, which would make $35m per annum a more realistic figure.

Not low enough But groups such as penaltycharges.co.uk argue that this does not go far enough and that £5 would be a more realistic figure.

Peter Hain I think Daniel Craig is a fantastic Bond, and a much grittier and more realistic figure for the current age than the suave country gents who preceded him.

Lawrence also admitted that she wanted her character Katniss Everdeen to have a more realistic figure in order to set a better example to young women.