Sentence examples for early statistics from inspiring English sources

Early statistics seem promising.

Early statistics show that sales have been at least as poor in October.

Brown said he knew fans expected immediate results, but he cautioned against using early statistics as a season forecast.

The first part looks at the early statistics behind the indicator (R&D/sales), statistics developed in official analyses of industrial R&D surveys before the 1950s.

Early statistics indicate that recruitment and retention are level or slightly up -- a result, senior officers say, of a wave of patriotism stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks.

First of all, the UCAS numbers are early statistics based purely on applications for Oxbridge and medicine courses, with all due respect the opposite end of the spectrum to London Met, a university regularly placed towards the bottom of rankings tables.

The department, however, refused to interpret the figures, saying they were not comparable with earlier statistics the agency had compiled.

Nice work if you have capital to lend; in contrast, by early this year, real wages in manufacturing had fallen 17% in 12 months, and (official) unemployment was up three points to 11.8%.These last few figures were the result of the IMF's fierce prescription to cure awful earlier statistics, the result of years of neglect, half-cures and sudden shocks that dashed the best intentions.

Earlier statistics are from Social Welfare Department Annual Reports.

The reason those earlier statistics are described as "possible strikes" is because it's sometimes difficult to determine exactly which attacks came out of Lemonnier and which were carried out by Yemeni forces themselves.

Since the traditional job market is certainly not accommodating to women with ambition, as the earlier statistics showed, perhaps women are walking away from the old-fashioned board rooms and creating their own networks instead.