Sentence examples for use figures from from inspiring English sources

But for some important facts, I will use figures from 2002 and, whenever possible, 2003.

At Lloyds TSB, the calculations for valuations for existing customers use figures from the Land Registry, which typically has been much less pessimistic.

Mr. Furman said it was fair for Mr. Kerry to use figures from this plan, even though the president has not embraced it, because it was the only one that staff experts in Congress and the White House had analyzed.

The key source for data about engagement in sport is the DCMS survey Taking Part - which has detailed figures out later this month (so we've had to use figures from 2010/11).

These indicate that median prices are down some 13% from their peak, but since these averages do not adjust for the mix of homes changing hands, which fluctuates from month to month, they are inevitably distorted.Mr Bernanke's maps use figures from the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEOOffice of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEO

As the results are inconclusive, we use figures from Gu et al. [42] since the data source is nationally representative data.

And the high figure for human use was calculated by subtracting the animal use figure from 50 million pounds, a widely quoted figure for the total antibiotic production per year in the United States.

And he uses figures from his own study for comparison.

Populations served were calculated using figures from the US census bureau and customer estimates from water authorities.

Using figures from sections 2 and 3 of their report, Payback, their main scheme netted £2,674,708 for 7,217 creators.

The statistics were compiled using figures from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthethe Student Loans Company, the Office for National Statistics and Ucas.