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The data is not an exact number to say the least.

The exact number has changed several times because of events.

She said the company does not know the exact number of Americans taking the drug but it is more than 40,000.

Several people, not exact numbers or anything else about them.

Then why not wait until you're 100% positive about the exact numbers?

And we're talking, when you look at the exact numbers, more than six million.

Officials said they could not provide the exact number for security reasons.

No one seems to know the exact number of victims.

As the studies have come up with different numbers, it is therefore difficult to give an exact number.

"Now we just know what the exact numbers will be."

I can't give you a precise number of months, but it's been quite a while.

It was impossible to give a precise number, she said.

It was difficult to determine the precise number of the dead.

He declined to list the countries or give a precise number.

I remember arguments at the beginning of 1991 about the precise number.

Each model is then wound a precise number of times.

There was a general feeling here that precise numbers of dead may never be fully known.

There is no precise number of foreign civilians working in Iraq.

There are indeed more than 20 security features, though the precise number is a secret of the central bank.

The forms allow officials to report a range of figures rather than precise numbers.

"We will never have an exact figure of how many people were killed."

This time, even he could not give an exact figure.

In China, exact figures are also hard to come by.

Well over £1m has gone into the project so far but exact figures are not available.

Officials have no exact figures on the total number of miles in the plan, or how far along they are now.

They said it was too early to give any exact figures.

"Find the book and get me the exact figure, would you?"

"I can look up the exact figures in half a moment."

What happens if you don't have exact figures for your tax return?

Although no exact figure is available, the epidemic likely killed over 50,000 people.

And indeed, to go for a more precise figure would suggest that I was making a particular point.

There are no precise figures on the numbers now leaving.

If I answer that, do we keep going until you arrive at the precise figure?

The company did not give precise figures for its unit results.

Precise figures for the number of these businesses may be difficult to come by.

The cost of the version that the government completed in 2003 was probably around $500 million, though no precise figure has been given.

But, the department said, many more such procedures have been done since then, although precise figures are not available.

However, for the reasons stated, it is not possible to give any precise figure.

Putting a precise figure on the size of that economy is difficult, naturally.

He gave the precise figure of $2,392,909,074.38 for the amount saved.

A more accurate figure, he said, is 59 to 60 percent.

How accurate such figures are is always open to question, though.

Again, this is an area where accurate figures are hard to come by.

But advocates for the poor say a more accurate figure would be $26,000 to $28,000.

But he said today's report gave the most accurate figures on just how big an impact that was.

So many people are dying that it is not possible to give an accurate figure.

It is difficult to get accurate figures for this category.

But it will take days, if not weeks, before accurate figures are compiled.

While accurate figures are hard to come by, tourism appears to be a growing industry.

It is impossible to get an accurate figure for the total market, which has been estimated at two million sales a year.