Sentence examples for possible figure from inspiring English sources

He mentioned a possible figure of $18 million.

One possible figure is the Paris art dealer Ambroise Vollard who hosted Picasso's first show in 1901.

Britain set the bar at the highest possible figure, £18 – all goods below this price imported from outside the EU did not attract VAT.

The British Medical Association (BMA) said that Hunt's comments showed he was now treating the 5,000 promised GPs as "a maximum possible figure, rather than a firm target".

Mr. Ribadu's report gave a higher possible figure for the scale of daily theft — 250,000 barrels — but the Chatham House document emphasized the unreliability of figures from government and oil companies.

The critic must reduce these approximations as nearly as possible to the first or original state that they imperfectly represent; or if, as sometimes happens for reasons that will be explained below, no single original can be reconstructed or postulated, he must reduce their number to the lowest possible figure.

Manufacturers have long been accused of using specially prepared cars to produce the best possible figures.

There are periodic glimpses of "sights": seascapes, mountains, possible figures, a crown.

You can get a rough figure of 1 million using data from the ONS – but only if you take the highest possible figures and discount indirect contact like phone calls and email.

The traders stopped recording the value of their bet in a "middle range," as generally required by JPMorgan, to some of the most generous possible figures.

While traders have leeway to value their losses, the bank in 2012 moved from marking them in a "middle range" to some of the most generous possible figures.