Sentence examples for collecting statistics from inspiring English sources

The 2008 survey, released last month, asked renters and homeowners in select Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas geographic entities that the U.S. Office of Management and Budget defines and uses in collecting statistics–about their monthly expenses.

Altos watches these numbers for 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas: geographic entities defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, for use in collecting statistics.

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"Security is the doorstep for development," said Muhammad Ahmed Hirabe, an economist collecting statistics on the business climate in Mogadishu.

With one exception, at least one high school or college player has died every year since 1931, when associations began collecting statistics.

The suburbs are thought to remain majority white, though no one knows for sure because, in France, collecting statistics by ethnicity or religion is illegal.

That's because the government doesn't collect statistics on product introductions.

It is forbidden by law to collect statistics referring to "racial or ethnic origin".

One change the consent decree required was that the police collect statistics on racial profiling in traffic stops.

The database collects statistics on all race-day fatalities, including horses that die, for example, of sudden cardiac arrest.

"There's no need to hook up an analyzer and collect statistics on engine performance," he said.