Sentence examples for so that figures from inspiring English sources

So much so that figures from the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Service show that media studies students are now slightly more likely to get a job on graduating than other humanities students.The evidence shows that employers take many of the newer degrees seriously.

From sample surveys, officials estimate the population at the end of 2009 to have been 1.33 billion.In this census, migrants will be counted both in their home town and in their new city so that figures can be cross-checked.

In his state of delirium, the real and make-believe merge, so that figures from his childhood – and from the present day – appear in the novel (reinforced by the fact that many of the actors have multiple parts).

We have also slightly modified Figure 6 and Figure 7 so that Figures 5-7 are consistent with each other.

So that figure doesn't give investors what they want most: portents of entirely new growth.

So that would figure if John was saying, yeah, it was all bacchanalian.

This year's edition, which runs from Sept. 7 to 16, will add 300 titles or so to that figure.

And 5% of that is £67, so that figure looks about right too.

Every eight years or so, that figure rose to almost 3,500 cubic metres.

Altogether, they should take about two hours; one involves calling your cable or phone company, so that figure is elastic.

But May's spokesman rejected the £50bn figure, saying: "Negotiations have not begun and so that figure does not actually exist".