Sentence examples for projects figures from inspiring English sources

The WSD projects figures show a 20% reduction in emergency admissions and a 14% reduction in elective admissions.

The Census addressed the present through a series of field projects (Figures 1 and 2), fostered by the SSC and designed to demonstrate new quantitative approaches for sampling a full spectrum of life forms in the major ocean habitats, but requiring local interest and funding to expand (Table 1 and Figure 2).

In recent years and especially in 2013/14 campaign years, the watershed management activities in each kebele involved various community groups in the public work projects (Figure 2).

And where, if at all, does 30/10, LA's smart proposal to accelerate construction on 12 critical public transportation projects, figure in to all of this?

Biomass and abundance of bacteria, meiofauna, macrofauna, megafauna (invertebrates+fishes), invertebrates, and fishes were assembled from literature and the Census of Marine Life (CoML) field projects (Figure 1 and Appendix S1).

Even though their bodily outlines were clear, these projected figures still appeared to be wraiths.

Tate received £350,000 a year in BP sponsorship between 2007 and 2011 and a one-off payment of £750,000 for its Cultural Olympiad film project, figures reveal.

This Napoleonic Blair Witch Project figures Napoleon as one of his doomed soldiers, but instead of the Russian steppe it is the German forest that defeats him.

The mayor, who appoints the board members, called the projected figures "very, very high" but said he had not taken a position yet.

His own projected figures make the case: the budget for fiscal year 2006 may require closing a gap of about $3.7 billion, in part because of the rising costs associated with Medicaid and employee pensions, which the city does not control.

A. If that had happened last year, the city would have lost 46 million visitors and $28 billion in spending, based on projected figures prepared for NYC & Company, the city's marketing arm.