Examples of using Figures speak in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
The figures speak their clear language when Swedish households are among the highest debt ratios in Europe.
The figures speak for themselves: tobacco kills half of its users
If one had only gone to the management's own words, it would have been easy to be optimistic about the future, but the figures speak of a completely different reality.
These figures speak a clearer language than many words,
safety on Europe's roads is a vital matter and the figures speak for themselves: 42 000 deaths a year
The previous programme's figures speak for themselves: between 2004 and 2008, 103 Master's courses were selected
to this need for cohesion in an enlarged EU where there will be- and the figures speak for themselves- more disparities than today.
The UN figures speak for themselves. One billion people do not have access to safe drinking water;
As other Members have said, the figures speak for themselves: this is an industry where employment is growing, it is an industry that
let figures speak for me: On July 27th, in his speech from the military headquarters,
let figures speak for me: On July 27th, in his speech from the military headquarters,
The figures spoke for themselves.
This figure speaks for itself, and it has been proven in the past that the way to get the message across is to hurt these countries economically,
The figures spoke for themselves. Rimaster ordered an end-to-end system comprising three Compact Twin 3660 vertical storage lifts,
I therefore believe that these figures speak for themselves.
These figures speak for themselves, more than any speech could.
The latest figures speak for themselves: Erasmus is more popular than ever
The figures speak for themselves, as the'black economy' is equivalent to between 7
The figures speak for themselves: in 2005 the developing nations received remittances totalling some USD 167 billion compared to estimates from the same source of 69 billion in 1990.
It might sound incredible, but the figures speak for themselves: Using regular petrol results in 300 times as many pollutants ending up in the water compared to when you use Aspen.