Sentence examples for used figures from from inspiring English sources

We have used figures from governments, the EU and UN agencies.

Dr Frank used figures from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), also part of the Department of Energy.

The key problem is that business rates are normally set every five years, using a formula based on the premises' rental value – but the last review was in 2010 and used figures from early 2008.

Paul Donato, the chief of research for the company, said Mr. Wurtzel should not have used figures from the first two weeks of the season because "they are not typical of Hispanic viewing levels".

She said the study used figures from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, which in 1999 put the cost of a two-bedroom apartment on Long Island at $1,100 a month.

The report used figures from research by the World Health Organisation, the Food and Agriculture Organisation, the World Bank and academic studies to paint a portrait of the overall investment needed to meet the SDGs.

And he uses figures from his own study for comparison.

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

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.