Sentence examples for sources and figures from inspiring English sources
Yet it seems that despite the ease with which we can communicate with individuals anywhere in the world, on any given topic, we (myself included) tend to follow news from sources and figures whose opinionswe already agree with.
18 Data from clinical samples are archived on the PubMLST database along with isolates from other sources, and figures are those entered in the database to September 2011.
This is an edited extract of a forthcoming essay that will be available on Ideas for India from 22 March, where details of the statistical analysis, including data sources, tables and figures, will be presented.
Then, in a class discussion, ask students how far journalists should go to fact-check or put into context claims made by sources and public figures like candidates and politicians.
About half of the oil consumed in America now comes from foreign sources, and this figure is likely to rise rather than fall.
Relax the constraint that a majority of a person's political news and information must come from online sources and the figure jumps to include the 54% of adult Americans who went online in 2010 to get political information.
It's difficult to predict precisely how quickly EVs may catch on; estimates vary widely depending on the source, and the figures are dependent on fluctuating figures such as the price of gasoline.
And each day, new sources of facts and figures are opened up as researchers, aid agencies, governments and a growing number of data journalists pull together, digitise and publish datasets never before seen or circulated.
All variables are macro variables and publicly accessible from the indicated sources (see Tables and Figures).
Its goal is to provide a dependable source of facts and figures about Gambian history.
