Sentence examples for early figures for from inspiring English sources

Early figures for last year show the trend continuing.

Early figures for 2009 appear to confirm the correlation with the recession.

Early figures for the whole package of changes, including the app, show referrals to community pain services increased as more patients were identified, but those to specialists reduced sharply, and average costs per patient fell.

Early figures for 2007 show at least 48 confirmed and suspected cases in which birds such as eagles, hen harriers and red kites were deliberately persecuted in Scotland, and more than 100 in England and Wales.

The early figures for 2015 are dramatically worse: January revenues were down 30% year-on-year, while in February – the crucial month containing Chinese new year, and the month the Beckham advertising push was launched – were still worse, down almost 50% on the previous year.

These early figures from the application process for autumn 2013 - ahead of the main deadline in January - show a further downward fall.

Early figures prepared for Guardian Money by reputable lenders and mortgage brokers indicate the devastating impact that the cut in tax relief from 40%to20%0%, to be phased in from April 2017, will have on returns.

This earliest figure, for all his shallowness, is the most believable, the closest we come to the authentic social bandit.

But Mark Chandler, an ONS statistician, said the overall level was probably unchanged and that the apparent decline was accounted for by rough early figures and margin for error.

Some of the early figures touted by the media for upgrading the electric grid were probably overstated, but the big debate is not over whether money should be spent, but over who should pay for these capital improvements.

An earlier figure of 64% for the median pay gap at JP Morgan should have been 54%.