Sentence examples for useful figures from inspiring English sources

For students and classroom use, there are a number of useful figures including: tentative paleogeographic reconstruction for circa 525 million years ago, carbon isotopes and fossil ranges plotted against age, and timing of animal appearances in the earliest Cambrian.

The report has some useful figures (table 4.1, for instance) that should be used as a starting point to assess where the UK public sector should focus on developing the UK industrial base and where procurement should focus on achieving lowest cost.

Although quantitative studies provide useful figures for successful and unsuccessful transition, qualitative research can provide us with a unique insight into the often turbulent journey from CAMHS to AMHS and how this journey is experienced by young people and their families.

You will find some useful figures here.

He had no useful figures, it would seem; He deferred all big questions to "my team".

Useful figures are detailed in "key information sets", including a breakdown of learning via lectures and seminars, independent study, and time spent on placement.

Examples of used and discarded topologies would be a useful figure (perhaps more useful than the present Figure  1).

A more useful figure was gross national product, which measured the wealth kept within a country, it said.

That Dickinson was a useful figure to two American eras with much in common.

It's not clear whether those download figures include updates and upgraded phones; a more useful figure would be the number of active Skype accounts in the past month.

He's a useful figure to think back upon from the perspective of today, when much of our most vital architecture is parked at the intersection of psychoanalysis and political science.