Sentence examples for use the figures of from inspiring English sources

Now even billions seem quaint, what with the current national liability being either a zillion krillion gazillion dollars or a krillion gazillion zillion dollars, depending on whether you use the figures of the Office of Management and Budget or the Office of Budget and Management.

The United Nations refugee officials have been unable to travel to Paktika but also use the figure of 24,000 to 25,000 people.

I did my PhD and first book on the Victorian governess because I wanted to use the figure of these excluded citizens as a way of unpicking the social, economic and political forces at play in the construction of bourgeois Victorian Britain.

For consistency with previous works, we continue to use the figure of 78 years in our filtering in search for the sub-centennial (60 90 years) constituent.

The electrical energy consumption of ASR was estimated for the most efficient visible light irradiation system using the figure-of-merit electrical energy per order and compared with batch and laminar falling film slurry reactor.

They used the figures of Arabic poetry but enriched them with Biblical allusion; their poetry glances in opposite directions simultaneously.

The number of clusters was identified using the Figures of Merit application embedded in MEV [ 47].

Using the figures of the RIVM, and assuming a 30% cumulative disease attack rate, we estimated that ≈12% of the population will consult a general practitioner (Table 2).

As we know that age, gender and obviously 'self-reported health' are associated with health-related QoL [ 30], we weighted the samples for these factors using the figures of the National Bureaus of Statistics.

When Ms. Saar used the figure of Aunt Jemima in her art, she put a rifle in her hands.

He said he was using the figure of 16,000 just as an example.