Sentence examples for data issued by from inspiring English sources
The data issued by the exchange is usually about two weeks out of date.
But this figure bears little relation to the most recent average-price data issued by the two government agencies.
"From studying the data issued by the Home Office Assets Recovery Agency, there is no evidence to suggest there are vast inflows of money undermining the system.
Separate data issued by the Council of Mortgage Lenders reveals that after a surge in lending during the first part of 2014, the market has cooled.
However, it also lies with AMECO and the European Commission, which simply adopted the (revised) budgetary data issued by the Greek government of the day.
Many metals' traders and analysts have had to become China watchers, poring over the economic data issued by that country and studying accumulations of stocks in Chinese warehouses.
The known cases of anthrax fall into a pattern suggesting that most, perhaps all, result from two mailings, one on or around Sept. 18 and the other on Oct. 9, according to data issued yesterday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The gap between white and minority applicants in obtaining home mortgages grew last year nationally and especially in the New York region, according to a study of federal data issued yesterday by an advocacy group.
To understand just how overdue it is, one need look no further than the absolutely dreadful data issued this week by the Census Bureau about the increasing numbers of people falling into poverty.
Data issued on Tuesday by the British Bankers Associationn revealed that the number of mortgages approved by UK banks for house purchases leapt by a third in June when compared with June 2012, to reach a 17-month high.
The rise in the unemployment rate, from 8.4 percent in July, reflects an increase in the number of people looking for work in the city, said Barbara Byrne Denham, a private economist who analyzes the official data issued every month by the State Labor Department.
