Sentence examples for the figures referred from inspiring English sources

The figures referred to the first picking season of the year.

The figures referred to are those of the ministry of the environment and the department of petroleum resources.

This article was amended on 19 February 2016 to clarify that the figures referred to in the second paragraph are annual averages of the number of cases per 100,000 people in the two three-year periods mentioned.

The figures referred to above are from the post that McCartney's account made to its Timeline, which — as the name suggests — is a Facebook-like chronological feed of public posts available within a dedicated menu inside the Line app.

It said the figures referred to in the report "arise from a return by the Conservative Party to the Electoral Commission" and only covered payment for exhibition fees including Telegraph branding and wi-fi at conferences.

The figures referred to by Mr Cameron related to the Early Intervention Grant to local authorities, which includes other projects as well as Sure Start, and cover 2011-12 and 2012-13.

The figures refer to alleged victims.

As the figures refer to families, the number of children moved is likely to be in the hundreds of thousands.

(The figures refer only to Anchor clients; clicks determined to be fraudulent did not result in payments).

The figures refer to the effectiveness of the vaccine against all circulating strains, including H1N1 and B strains, which have only barely begun to appear this year.

The figures refer to growth for the entire year relative to the previous year, not to a comparison of the fourth quarter of each year.