Sentence examples for negative figures from inspiring English sources
Over a few years of the last decade Poland's natural growth has even gone into negative figures.
Yet the negative figures suggest economic recovery will be slow and difficult.
Thus, he added, he was not "overly concerned" by the negative figures.
Brown believed that the Treasury was putting forward negative figures as part of a plot to unseat him, Darling says.
In the UK, the latest official figures show the economy still contracting in the autumn after six successive quarters of negative figures.
The index, measured by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, fell to minus 22.2 from minus 11.7, on a scale where negative figures indicate contraction.
IgG1 isotype control was also negative (Figure 4 A, SI).
"Trump is a highly negative figure," Mr. Godwin said.
"In June, 36 wards out of 4,500 across the country scored an overall negative figure, down from 66 in April," it said in a statement.
AMY DAVIDSON: Don t think Obama should use "living will" as a negative figure of speech — just a day after Ron Paul talked so much about them.
The first calculation, which led to the negative figure of £118bn was based on the population of all immigrants, ie non-UK born people, living in the UK between 1995 and 2011.
