Sentence examples for that figures from from inspiring English sources

The spokesman added that figures from 2015 to 2016 could not be compared because of the changes.

Media observers say, however, that figures from the Mubarak era may be focusing more on politics than on the profits to be had in this new market.

However, the Local Government Association LGAA) warned that figures from the Longer Lives league table and map should be taken "with caution".

It is striking that figures from the World Bank show that the UK's investment in R&D, as a share of the economy, is substantially less than the US, China or our major European competitors.

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).

Government figures are subjected to various audits already, of course, but alongside checking that things marry up with one another, forensic statisticians also have ways of spotting suspicious patterns in the raw numbers, and thus estimating the chances that figures from a set of accounts have been tampered with.

Many green-minded people think that figure (borrowed from the American government) is too low.

However, Mr Ford said that figure - from the June (budget) monitoring round - was only the beginning.

The Commerce Department revised that figure up, from an earlier estimate of 5.6%.

Where did that figure come from?

Although the statistic is widely accepted by experts, Will asked: "Where did that figure come from?