Sentence examples for a statistical snapshot from inspiring English sources

A statistical snapshot.

The weekly report also serves as a statistical snapshot of the department.

As an admittedly "impressionist" portrait, a statistical snapshot frozen in recent past time, it is also a bit lacking in a coherent vision of the future.

PAGE A19 CALCULATING THE TOLL -- A statistical snapshot of New York City two years after the attacks shows that economically, the city continues to suffer reverberations.

Here is a statistical snapshot of people who seek emergency help from soup kitchens, food pantries and shelters served by America's Second Harvest Food Bank, the nation's largest domestic hunger relief organization.

While for now she is the only woman to have achieved that level, a statistical snapshot of the engineering field shows that one of America's last male bastions is fast opening up the gates.

The mayor's support, coupled with the bill's unanimous passage by a Council committee in the afternoon, is believed to remove the last barriers to a measure that would provide an unprecedented statistical snapshot of the 40,000-member police force.

The result is an early statistical snapshot of the economic downturn and the housing bust.

Under the proposal – one of two ideas mooted after the last full census in 2011 – a changing group of 4% of the population of England and Wales would complete census questionnaires every 12 months, with their answers added to existing national data, such as employment and health records, to create an accurate statistical snapshot.

A few statistical snapshots simply underscore the laggardly overall picture: • In Bayonne, where prices generally tend to be lower than in Hoboken and Jersey City, 15 homes sold in June, leaving a 10.8-month supply.

In the WHO paper, researchers presented their first, full statistical snapshot of the epidemic, which gained a foothold in December of last year and has fallen hardest on Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.