Sentence examples for according to figures collated from inspiring English sources
This compares to 12% the previous quarter, according to figures collated by Visa.
More than half of the 62 people murdered in the wake of blasphemy allegations since 1990 were killed in the past five years, according to figures collated by a Pakistani human-rights group that fears even to be identified.
According to figures collated by ANIMA, the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean are now attracting more investment than other emerging economies such as India, Mercosur or southern Africa; only China catches more.
According to figures collated by Public Libraries News in the last financial year, 61 libraries were withdrawn from service.
Some of Scotland's biggest councils will have to save at least £150m between them next year, according to figures collated by BBC Scotland.
And, according to figures collated by the Times - which has run a high-profile cycle safety campaign since one of its reporters was hit by a lorry and left in a coma - 104 cyclists have been killed so far this year.
According to figures compiled at the F.B.I.
Just $1.8 million, according to figures from 2010.
Mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops accounted for three minutes of TV a day – 1.2% of the total – equating to about 90 minutes a month, according to the figures collated by industry marketing body, Thinkbox.
Perhaps they shouldn't have to, but last season 43.7% of seats sat empty across the first and second divisions – the latter now comically known as the Liga 1, 2, 3. Of the first division teams, according to La Liga figures collated by Roberto Bayón, only Real Madrid and Eibar occupied over 80% and only eight would be above the 75% threshold – if it applied to the whole stadium.
