facts and figures

British  

plural noun

1. details; precise information

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Example Sentences

You can also delve into facts and figures about Russia as well as each host city’s unique culture, history, and geography.

From Salon

Boring things like, “There are thirty-two million people,” and “Some of Canada’s main exports are timber and aluminum,” and they sent all those facts and figures to me in an envelope.

From Literature

Here are some of the facts and figures around the borrowing that is essential to finance development, but can also undermine investments because of high-serving costs.

From Barron's

We have the facts and figures.

From BBC

Without work or friends — a dramatic convenience that will allow him to find both — he has settled into a comfortable rut, amplifying what we’re to understand is a reserved, cerebral nature; he’s fascinated by facts and figures, but less good with people.

From Los Angeles Times