Sentence examples for much higher figures from inspiring English sources

The police have cut their estimate of the number killed in the head-on collision between a local train and an inter-city express to "nearer 30 than 40", having given much higher figures initially.

That means that if you want to rent a studio for $2,000 a month, you need to earn $80,000 to $90,000 a year (much higher figures, by the way, than the 36 times the monthly rent required in the rest of the country).

Whether much higher figures lie within reach is dependent upon further gains in operating margin.

Two other Harvard researchers, Katherine Baicker and Amitabh Chandra, have offered much higher figures that tell basically the same story in terms of trends.

The city authorities had given permission for a rally of up to 50,000 people but actual turnout was as low as 10,000, according to police, while the opposition gave much higher figures.

Overall, the prevalence estimates in these surveys contrast to the much higher figures obtained in the present study in which about three quarters of adolescents prospectively reported unspecified frequent headaches of any intensity level occurring at least once a week.

It recommended a much higher figure, without identifying one.

However, other studies have come up with a much higher figure.

There was a much higher figure of 786 fatalities in 2010, and 94 accidents.

By using an average, Obama is able to cite a much higher figure.

Dublin, with 1.3 million people -- a much higher figure than planners anticipated a decade ago -- has no subway system.