Sentence examples for compiling figures from inspiring English sources

That was the highest since the government began compiling figures in 1978.

That drove a 3.4% rise in exports to £2.2bn in 2015 and left exports up 11% since 2012, when UK Music began compiling figures.

The violence Sunday, centered in long rebellious areas, including the city of Homs, killed 31 people, according to activists, adding to a death toll that the United Nations set at 5,400 before it stopped compiling figures.

According to a report by the Health Ministry, which last April began compiling figures for all regions except the Kurdish north, 3,040 Iraqis were killed in war-related incidents during the 22 weeks from April 5 to Sept. 6 -- a little more than 138 deaths a week.

The government does not compile figures on how many suicides may have been inspired or aided by the Internet.

No one compiles figures for all the agencies patrolling the Hudson, so it is unclear how much enforcement has escalated.

Despite cooling from La Niña, newly compiled figures show that 2010 was among the two warmest years in the historical record.

For example, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation compiles figures on the number and dollar amount of swaps outstanding on its trade information warehouse.

According to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which compiles figures on drone strikes, the US has killed up to 3,378 people in 350 drone strikes in the past eight years.

It keeps records on every birth, marriage and death, compiles figures on all aspects of the economy and keeps statistics on licences, laws and the weather.

The Transportation Department typically compiles figures for the calendar year, Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan said, so the agency wanted "to reconcile what's going on".