Sentence examples for round of figures from inspiring English sources

Since the episode, in which an internal investigation found that about 1,500 crimes went unreported, Mr. Cordero has promised to be straightforward about the latest round of figures.

The loss due to their failure to qualify for the Champions League will not be felt until the next round of figures, but the total cost will end up at more than £50m.

A panda-like figure, round of form and face, he bustled into the room flanked by aides and his chief economic adviser.

Dr. Frey said the next round of census figures would better capture any trend.

The monthly round of economic figures is not conducive to patience.

Stocks moved upward on Thursday, riding momentum from stronger-than-expected earnings reports despite a round of jobless figures that showed persistent weakness in the labor market.

Even after this latest round of positive figures --France's growth, in particular, exceeded expectations -- most economists expect the 12-nation euro zone to grow no more than 2percentt next year.

(He was in a lecture, thanks. And you could have offered to carry the milk if you were so concerned!) The last round of conception figures for England and Wales show that the rate of teenage pregnancy is the lowest since records began.

In the last round of published figures, for 2014, Warrington made a profit of £640,000; Castleford Tigers cleared nearly half a million in a season in which they reached the Challenge Cup final and nearly won the league; and, having lost around half a million each year since gaining promotion, Hull KR finally broke even.

(Quick: What was the theme of Mr. Romney's acceptance speech last week?) The discussion over whether former President Bill Clinton had bested Mr. Obama with his speech flared just before midnight on Thursday and was gone by Friday morning, as attention turned to the latest round of employment figures.

"The last round of employment figures offered a glimmer of hope, but we know that businesses continue to face barriers, in areas including access to finance, which must be tackled by decision-makers to encourage employment and ensure that insecurity around headcounts is not an issue".