Sentence examples for use the figures from inspiring English sources

Use the figures in the article, as well as first-hand research with local theatre companies, to complete your information.

Hammond is likely to use the figures to suggest the economy is in good health, despite fears over Brexit.

The Fed, however, prefers to use the figures for profits included in the national income and product accounts (NIPA).

Use the figures to compare the month-by-month statistics and discuss what the impact of prisoners serving whole life sentences will have on the need for larger or additional prisons.

The department was forced, as a result, to use the figures from the Gallup-Healthways index, which are collected daily and could be included up to March 4th of this year.

It breaks the data down by age, gender and profession – so you could get your class to create visual representations of changes for each group, or use the figures to analyse the effectiveness of moves to reduce smoking in society.

20, 2009, the most logical thing to do would be to use the figure for 2009.

Michael Gove argued it on Sky, and Vote Leave's videos and official campaign briefing continue to use the figure.

These particular images were part of an experiment to use the figure to break the light from white to black, to create the possibilities of a bodyscape.

Opposition parties used the figures to attack the government.

But no one is using the figures quoted by Farage.