Sentence examples for same figures as from inspiring English sources

We might not get the same figures as breakfast shows, but in terms of market share, we're the boss.

These were virtually the same figures as the show got on BBC1 last year, which was the Bafta film awards' best ratings since 2004.

Two other rating agencies, Moody's and Fitch, confirmed Austria's AAA rating only a few weeks ago, based on the same figures as available to S.&P.

Irritatingly, the series hasn't exactly been a massive hit for Channel 4 (although it's been getting around the same figures as the stupendously funny Sharon Horgan/Rob Delaney comedy Catastrophe, which also underlines how ratings are no reflection of quality).

Today's figures show that the SLC is still awaiting information for 39,000 applications – the same figures as last year despite the fact that there were 82,000 more applications this year.

The Home Office may be painting these figures as proof of an escalating terrorist threat but many Muslims could point to the same figures as evidence of unfair and racist policing.

Counting directors alone, women accounted for only 9% – the same figure as in 1998.

That compares to about 2.7 children in Israel, the same figure as the worldwide average.

18% have a limiting long-term illness (same figure as 2001).

More than 60% of all absences were for illness, the same figure as last year.

10% say they provide unpaid care for someone with an illness or disability (same figure as 2001).