Sentence examples for reliable figures for from inspiring English sources

No reliable figures for average wages exist; the government's economic data are notably unreliable.

"They just want to survive".There are no reliable figures for anything in Kosovo.

We also don't have any reliable figures for how many people are intersex, because stigma stops people revealing themselves.

While there are no reliable figures for human trafficking, the more we look, the more we find.

There are no reliable figures for Afghan civilian casualties, but it's safe to say the number will run into the tens of thousands.

While there are no reliable figures for the number of nonbusiness e-mail users, there are indications that the market is expanding quickly.

The most reliable figure for the strength of the body of foreign volunteers fighting for the republic is around 35,000.

Similarly, there is no reliable figure for the total number of priests who have served in Boston since 1940.

There's no reliable figure for how many people are employed in this line of work, but it's certainly in the tens of thousands.

Now the City Council has passed a law requiring all pedicabs — there's no reliable figure for how many are on the road — to be inspected and registered by Nov. 20.

The first exaggeration has to do with numbers: nobody has yet come up with a reliable figure for jobs lost through outsourcing, but they are a small fraction of the number lost because of the bubble.