Sentence examples for wealth of figures from inspiring English sources

The gates were made of wood; and the bronze bands, embossed with a wealth of figures in relief, are only about 1/16 inch (1.6 millimetres) thick.

A wealth of figures scheduled for release Wednesday will give a more complete picture of economic output and demand in China.

Drawing on sources ranging from Molière and beatnik cartoonists to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, the authors describe the beverage's long and colourful rise to ubiquity.There is a wealth of figures, charts and historical references in the work, but what is most intriguing is the authors' emphasis on coffee's role in attracting and fomenting unrest.

But although the Riviera is synonymous with the eye-watering wealth of figures such as the Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, who has a chateau near Antibes, the region also has a large disparity between rich and poor and isn't immune to France's historically high 11% unemployment rate and economic gloom.

The wealth of these figures from history pales in comparison with the strutting financiers of Wall Street, the geeky billionaires of Silicon Valley and the grisly oligarchs who plundered Russia.

Google, which has previously used its doodles to honour a wealth of literary figures from Elizabeth Barrett Browning to Herman Melville, showed scenes from various works by the Russian writer in a slideshow this morning.

Christmas-tree decorations, Easter eggs, and the Neapolitan presepio (crèche), with its wealth of elaborate figures representing the birth of Jesus, are other obvious examples of toys of religious origin.

Again, according to the wealth of HMRC figures on the topic, the top 1% of all income taxpayers contributed a whopping 27% of all income tax that year.

The fundamentals here go beyond first-rate: animation both gorgeous and thoughtful, several wonderful songs and a wealth of funny minor figures on the sidelines, practicing foolproof Disney tricks.

Working with the cinematographer Lee Daniel (who shot many of the Austinite Richard Linklater's films), Ms. Dunn does an estimable job of marshaling a wealth of facts and figures through a seamless profusion of charts, talking heads, news reports, old photographs and beauty shots, including numerous aerial images.

This series, NL Job Market News will draw on a wealth of sources, including facts, figures and findings from the latest Arbeidsmarktmonitor, an annual report on the job market situation of Dutch academics.