Sentences with phrase «fi gures»

In 2006 — the last year for which government fi gures are available — that estimate had increased to 2.9 million households and 2.4 million of those were «vulnerable» (defi ned as households including older people, families with children, and householders who are disabled or suff ering from long - term illness).

The 2001 census recorded just over two million cohabiting couples in England and Wales — a 67 % increase on the fi gures from 1991.

Sweet & Maxwell, which obtained the fi gures, said companies were trying to cut their overheads by shedding excess offi ce and retail space and this often put the landlord at a disadvantage, leading to a dispute and then litigation.

By his own admission: «I paint landscapes and some of them have fi gures in them, that's all you need to know really.»

Overall Morningstar Rating is derived from a weighted average of the performance fi gures associated with its 3 -, 5 -, and 10 - year (if applicable) MorningstarRating metrics.

You flick the upshift paddle yourself — it's faster that way — and feel the car pull with a force that seems to be sustained all the way to triple fi gures.

Paying to see the nation's favourite political fi gures in playhouses is the latest trend.

But what tempts national fi gures to participate?

A sharp rise in unemployment fi gures, escalating tensions in Northern Ireland and Rhodesia, the election day's muggy weather and England crashing out of the Mexico World Cup were all contributing factors.

Cook's furry red cheeks ensured that he became a highly recognisable fi gure.

I am there to advise them on journalism for a scene in their play, but we get talking about Obama and they plainly identify with him in a way they absolutely do not with any British political fi gure.

That empowering experience set the tone for her remarkable 30 - year career, much of which she has spent fi guring out how to help people take almost miraculous control over their lives.

The «Bat» paintings were made after a friend gave Doig a papier - maché fi gure of a man dressed as a bat, a character that crops up regularly in Trinidadian carnival.

The fact that in all but one of these images the man is playing against an invisible opponent, and that in the large - scale painting the fi gure is staged in a jungle, just in front of a blue brick grid, is a fantastic tease that presents a nice taught wire to hang conjecture on.

Accordingly, the court accepted the claimant's suggested discount fi gure of 0.95 resulting in a bigger multiplier and a higher loss of earnings claim.