Sentence examples for taking the figures from inspiring English sources

The authors suggested taking the figures out of the summary but putting in a reference instead to the underlying report where the figures remain (officials may not alter the main report).

Even by taking the figures at face value, they ignore the fact that nearly 71.5% said they had no sympathy for young Muslims who leave the UK to join fighters in Syria.

"Now if you look at the way that fuel prices move over the country as a whole, taking the figures that I took from the AA website this morning, you've seen price increases of 1.3p per month in January and February of this year.

Banking analysts had been forecasting provisions of $8.8bn£4.5bnbut, but HSBC admitted it would overshoot this figure by some 20%, taking the figure to $10.6bn.

For the last employer in the year this means taking the figure for "this employment" from the P60, not the total figure.

Taking the figure as his subject and, initially, Ingres as his lodestar, he worked with skill in the versatile, revisable graphite medium.

Take the figures from Eurostat.

Take the figures for punishment beatings.

Even if we take the figures at face value the apparent increase is illusory.

Any reader or any student searching the Guardian archive would take the figures from Professor Elkins as uncontested.

(Alternatively, you could take the figures for the price of motoring given above, and calculate an efficiency of 58mpg).