Sentence examples for using the figures from inspiring English sources

But no one is using the figures quoted by Farage.

Using the figures mentioned in the article, as well as other sources, calculate the percentage of the annual budget allocated for these purposes.

Anyone who counts calories by using the figures on menus in fast-food restaurants or on the packages of frozen meals may want to count again.

Instead, it proposes that lenders will have to assess whether or not someone can afford an interest-only home loan by using the figures for an equivalent repayment mortgage.

Mr. Bush and Republicans on Capitol Hill are defending the tax cut as appropriate medicine for the weak economy and using the figures to increase pressure on Democrats to hold down spending increases.

Like the bourgeois gentleman of the playwright Molière — amazed to discover in middle age that he'd been speaking prose all his life — you've been using the figures since long before you could name them.

"Did it cost us $100 million in overtime?" he asked, using the figure that the department expects to spend for fiscal 2001.

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

To get around this, says Shawn Healy, many pension fund trustees operate a 'shadow salary' calculation for pension benefits, using the figure before salary sacrifice.

A source said Ms Harman's department was warned about using the figure beforehand but went ahead anyway.

Using the figure of 362 people reporting MSC the community prevalence rate can be estimated.