Sentence examples for no figures exist from inspiring English sources
No figures exist comparing their demands on the British welfare state with those of Britons on the Spanish system.
There is no official regulator of churches in Ghana, where two-thirds of the population is Christian and church attendance is high, although no figures exist.
No figures exist for women, but given the prejudices about women workers in general, and middle-aged women in particular, their underemployment surely cannot be less.
(No figures exist for how many treadmills are trod faithfully for a month, then are slowly buried by basement clutter, or for how many exercise bikes find new life as drying racks).
Local arts leaders have long complained that this county's philanthropists give the arts less than their counterparts elsewhere, but no figures exist to confirm or refute the idea.
No definitive figures exist for the number of town houses in the city.
No reliable figures exist for total costs, but a tally of billions of dollars is likely.
That percentage is widely believed to have fallen since then, probably to well under half, but no precise figures exist.
But no reliable figures exist on how many violent criminals cleared of one offence were later convicted through DNA.
Although relatively few families eventually left -- no reliable figures exist as to exactly how many -- the decision-making process forced people to reassess their relationship with the city.
Statistics state that one in four students suffers from depression during their studies, but no official figures exist for graduates in the post-university transition.
