Sentence examples for some figures are from inspiring English sources

Some figures are particularly surprising.

Some figures are not drawn to scale.

National statistics are flawed and incomplete; some figures are even state secrets.

Some figures are real, others are rendered in continually rearranged bits of torn black paper — a kind of unhinged collage process — that is remarkably realistic.

After all, some figures are reported, some are not reported, and keeping track of cost basis on your own can be a giant chore to begin with.

But there is enough about John Paul II's record to echo the conclusion many reached when Margaret Thatcher was awarded a virtual state funeral: some figures are too controversial and divisive to be accorded a universal acclaim.

In an earlier version some figures were aggregated in error.

Some figures were hermaphrodite idols, with phalluses in their foreheads.

Mr. Bolkestein said in a speech this month that he favored approval if the board made concessions to change the way some figures were presented.

Census Bureau officials emphasized that some figures were preliminary and subject to change, though they added that they doubted that any changes would alter the overall conclusions very much.

Some figures were created using GMT (Wessel and Smith 1991).