Sentence examples for casualty data from inspiring English sources

After embedding with military forces in Afghanistan in 2010, he engineered the first voluntary release of civilian casualty data by NATO and the United Nations.

After years of badgering, the government has finally agreed to present casualty data as risk per mile rather than numbers of injuries and deaths.

Last year, Ghani said 28,000 Afghan police officers and soldiers had been killed since 2015, breaking the longstanding suppression of casualty data.

Much combat casualty data has been studied since 2005, and use of tourniquets in the military has changed from a last resort to first aid.

The intelligence community estimates that 100 to 150 people have died from detected chemical weapons attacks in Syria to date; however, casualty data is likely incomplete.

Casualty data for 2012, the latest available, showed that more children were injured in a road accident in September than in any other month, with cycling a particular risk.

The casualties data brought its own challenges, repeated again when we dealt with the Iraq data.

The casualties data brought its own challenges – it was often inaccurately compiled and incomplete – we've added Nato-recorded casualties too, to test the veracity of the data and you can see how they vary.

To account for general trends in casualties, data from the Northumbria road network not covered routinely by mobile camera enforcement suggest a consistent downward trend in total casualties since the start of the 'after' period (approximately a 4.7% reduction per annum).

This message was sorted under casualties as "basic data" for identifying how many casualties and "analysis" for explaining how the casualties occurred.

In what scholars Douglas Kriner of Boston University and Francis Shen of Vanderbilt University call the "casualty gap," trend data since the 1940s indicate that casualties suffered from overseas conflicts fall disproportionately on poorer communities.