Sentence examples for usual figures from inspiring English sources

According to exit polls, almost half of the audience (44%) so far have been women, well above the usual figures for a Marvel superhero film.

The panel is a cross section of India's power elite, including many of the usual figures like the education minister, the finance minister and the former chief executive of the country's biggest software outsourcing company.

The London Olympics and Paralympics may have caused a dip in foreign visitors coming to Britain yet those who did come spent more than usual, figures suggested on Thursday.

How does this amount compare with the number of calories we need? A. The usual figures are 2,200 calories a day for women and 2,500 for men.

Dr Arrayed said there was "no spike of deaths", adding "these are usual figures, in the scientific term it is called natural SCD deaths".

Occasionally one of the 1m2 cells and/or 1d12 was found to have divided several hours earlier than usual (Figures 14 16, 18), but daughter cells of 2abc11, 2m22, or 3cd2 were never observed.

(A more usual figure for the feds is about 50 such convictions a year).

Each beer is thoughtfully marked with its alcoholic content, which can be as high as 12percenttwiceice the usual figure.

That, says Charles L. Hill, director of research for First Call/Thomson Financial, which tracks company earnings, is a "business as usual" figure.

For who now looks at the art of Robert Peake, to name one, whose paintings of Henry are astonishingly creative and well beyond the usual figure-curtain-table formula.

His apologies to his wife and staff on Thursday night drew 5.9 million viewers to CBS, more than 1 million up on his usual figure.