Sentence examples for publicized figure from inspiring English sources

Most people have no idea what a typical prime-time spot costs, but they do know what the Super Bowl costs; this is a widely publicized figure.

The much publicized figure of 50% turns out to be only slightly higher than the average divorce rate (44%) in the EU27 in 2005, and in some European countries this proportion is as high as 71% [15 ]

Countries that host refugees but are not member of UNHCR may not publicize figures or UNHCR does not count them.

The group representing the workers, OUR Walmart, took the opportunity to publicize figures shared by Walmart U.S. CEO Bill Simon, at a Goldman Sachs retail industry conference last month.

Numbers provide the backdrop to the story — not just the grimly familiar national unemployment rate, 9.5percentt in June, but the even scarier, less publicized unemployment figure for 16- to 19-year-olds, which has hit 24percentt, up from 16.1percenttwo years agogo.

But before the FDA's decision was publicized, several figures made sales of ImClone shares that the government found too convenient to be true.

The commission, which has tracked scooter-related injuries since 1973, decided to publicize the figures this month after they skyrocketed over the summer, said Ann Brown, the commission chairwoman.

Less than a week after Mr. Lewis dismissed John A. Thain, the former chief of Merrill Lynch, contending he failed to reveal billions in bonus payouts and losses that led to a second round of taxpayer support for the bank, shareholders have turned up the pressure on Mr. Lewis to explain why he did not publicize the figures once he learned of them.

The lack of transparency and solid metrics results in a situation where the Pakistani public (and indeed U.S. Congressional appropriators) are exposed to widely publicized billion dollar figures of U.S. assistance to Pakistan and yet are unable to satisfy the expectation those pronouncements create in terms of visible and demonstrably effective projects.

At the end of 2006 (the last time Helio publicized its subscriber figures), 70percentt of its 70,000 members used MySpace, said Michael Grossi, senior vice president of strategy and business development at Helio.

The authorities in Shandong Province appear to have spared little expense in their confinement of Mr. Chen and his family, setting aside millions of dollars, according to figures publicized by his wife, to pay for surveillance cameras, cellphone signal-blocking equipment and rotating crews of dozens of men who guard all entrances to tiny Dongshigu village.