Sentence examples for a compilation of statistics from inspiring English sources

Every September, the F.B.I. issues a report on crime, a compilation of statistics for the previous year.

In 1860, Henry Varnum Poor published "History of the Railroads and Canals of the United States," a compilation of statistics and other financial information about the country's transportation systems.

Factbook is a compilation of institutional statistics assembled by IR.

He said he planned to release a compilation of these statistics next week, after the men's basketball tournament field is winnowed to 16 teams from 65. "I'm an optimist that Myles Brand can pull something off here, but I also understand the road ahead that he faces," Lapchick said.

That's why I believe that the benchmark for advisors should be you, the investor -- not a compilation of market statistics.

The league has its critics, especially among cricket purists who see it as a crass commercialization of a courtly game that values form and an obsessive compilation of statistics far above the bottom line.

She added that many of the city's schools have a Christian background; according to Hong Kong's Yearbook, an annual compilation of statistics published by the government, Christian schools outnumbered secular schools in Hong Kong by more than double in 2015.

My initial draft was simply a compilation of lists and statistics because that's what I thought I had to do with non-fiction.

With at least 15 closings at the expensive new condominiums at 15 Central Park West, and a steady stream of sales at the most exclusive co-ops, including a record-setting $46 million sale on Fifth Avenue, the average apartment sold for nearly $1.75 million, according to a compilation of preliminary industry statistics.

Green mentioned that the Coleman Franchise Report is a "compilation of SBA-published statistics on franchise performance since 2001".

Meaningful statistics are hard to come by -- which of itself reflects society's neglect of the topic -- but I recently received a compilation of domestic violence statistics from DASH, the District Alliance for Safe Housing in Washington DC, where my daughter was a law clerk this summer.