Sentence examples for using the same figures from inspiring English sources

The idea of using the same figures over and over again in his paintings took hold.

The MC version of DPA problems involved multiple choice, checkboxes, and dropdown lists and was designed to mimic their D&D counterparts as closely as possible by using the same figures, problem text, and solution.

The salary costs of the routine prevention group were calculated using the same figures as above.

The Telegraph uses the same figures to reveal that more than 7 million middle-class drinkers are putting their health at risk by enjoying evenings at home with a bottle of wine.

Then both me and Korean authors have used the same figures from the same references.

He used the same figure in a Telegraph article published on 28 September.

Gonzalez used the same figure for the frequency of his being the chief or secondary option.

Mr. Keller said an industry site used the same figure until recently.

Adani used the same figure in a TV marketing campaign in January during the election campaign after the former Newman government promised to invest a reported hundreds of millions of dollars in its rail line.

Abbott then used the same figure to claim Labor's policy would "hit our economy with massive and unmanageable costs, massive increases in power prices, massive increase in the hit on families' cost of living" and repeated the claim that growth in 2030 would be 2% lower.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention uses a range of five to seven; the last comparable cases of smallpox to appear in Europe averaged between 9 and 17; and the authors of a 1999 article in Science magazine used the same figure as Dark Winter.