Sentence examples for poorest figures from inspiring English sources

And the Scottish National party, which is widely expected to be Scotland's largest party after polling day, has the poorest figures of all major parties.

Its health indicators are among the poorest figures in the country (15).

"They're very poor figures," said Jenny Diski, author and reviewer.

But these perky performances were overshadowed by the poor figures recorded in the three biggest economies.

What surprises me is that anyone is surprised by these poor figures.

The poor figures were rescued only by the consistent rise of food sales, which was repeated in March.

The oil price fall has outweighed poor figures from banking group Wachovia, and downbeat comments from US officials.

The latest poor figures come despite the closure of about 70 poorly performing stores since Calver's revival plan began.

Analysts now fear that these poor figures could ruin any chance of the economy rebalancing over the coming months.

The Conservatives will themselves say that the poor figures show the mess the government has made in handling the economy.

Other banks were also battered, with Asia-focused bank Standard Chartered 77p lower at 587p after HSBC reported poor figures from its Hong Kong operations.