Sentence examples for compiling numbers from inspiring English sources

ShopperTrak is still compiling numbers from the holiday season, with its final report expected Jan . 14

And even though the state ranks first in per capita income, and has been No. 1 for years, 2000 was the first time since the council began compiling numbers in 1996 that the state managed to beat the national average for contributions, which in 2000 was $3,627.

The tables show how rates compared in various countries in March — or, in the case of some countries that are slower in compiling numbers, in the latest month available — and three years earlier, in March 2006, as the American housing boom neared a peak and economic growth was strong.

The Police Department compiles numbers by precinct, and Zuccotti Park is in the First Precinct, which includes much of Lower Manhattan and most of SoHo, as well as TriBeCa.

The directive leaves states with three options: do not sign, sign and use the data for research under the V.A.'s conditions, or sign and use data only to compile numbers of cancers.

The foundation compiled numbers in the same league the following season and came up with similar results — a 74 percent reduction in A.C.L. tears among girls doing the PEP exercises.

At present the Tell Mama project, which was set up in 2012, is the best unofficial source of statistics on anti-Muslim hate crime, although the Metropolitan police does compile numbers.

(NCSL has not compiled numbers for 2014 or 2015).

It compiles numbers that are called and the times and duration of calls.

The NFL is so big that fantasy football, a game for grown men where you watch players compile numbers in another game, generates a billion dollars a year by itself.

When the European figures are compiled, it seems likely that the American rate will be higher for the first time since Eurostat began compiling the numbers in 1993.