Sentence examples for a batch of statistics from inspiring English sources

Those are the grim highlights of a batch of statistics released in the past week by the Census Bureau.

Inco's defeat unravels Phelps Dodge's plan to buy a combined Inco and Falconbridge and thus create one of the world's biggest mining firms.Amid a batch of statistics forecasting a rise in inflationary pressures, the European Central Bank lifted its key interest rate by one-quarter of a percentage point to 3%.

Andrelton Simmons' average fell to.204 on June 22, which is about the time the Angels shortstop received a surprise text message from General Manager Billy Eppler, who sent a batch of statistics showing the type and location of pitches Simmons drives with authority and the ones he struggles to square up.

A batch of recent statistics shows that the slowdown has been hurting the typical American household.

Indeed, UNICE can produce a batch of dismal statistics to suit its view that the EU is over-regulated and overtaxed.

Every year, the public library service brings out a new batch of statistics on their most-pilfered novelists – Martina Cole, James Patterson, Jacqueline Wilson, JK Rowling.

A batch of recent economic statistics hinted that tight labour markets are at last pushing up wage costs.

The government has just published the latest batch of statistics on the results.There are plenty of interesting factoids.

The Jockey Club began collecting equine injury data in 2008, and went public with its first batch of statistics in 2010.

But despite putting this positive gloss on one batch of statistics, ministers have demonstrated their wider dissatisfaction with the current system by announcing an overhaul of how excluded pupils are dealt with.

The Welsh government said Wednesday's figures were the most positive batch of statistics on unemployment in recent months, but that Wales' economic prospects remained "uncertain".