Sentence examples for figures are to be published from inspiring English sources

Quarterly immigration figures are to be published today.

Consumer prices are already rising by 3.0% and another letter seems likely as soon as June 17th, when newer figures are to be published.

The figures are to be published as health boards across Wales prepare to consult on plans to improve their services.

32 If such figures are to be published in the future for individual surgeons or consultant-led teams, it could be useful for patients to also know the number of surgical procedures performed by each consultant so that these rates can be presented as a percentage of each consultant's total number of operations.

GDP figures due to be published on August 14th are likely to show that the economy stagnated, or perhaps even shrank, in the second quarter.

Some Conservatives are worried about immigration figures due to be published on the day of the European elections that are expected to show higher immigration into the UK from Romania and Bulgaria.

"While new employment figures due to be published on Wednesday are expected to show an overall increase in employment, they are not expected to substantially reverse the reduced share for full-time employee jobs in the labour market," the TUC said.

Figures due to be published on November 26th were widely expected to show the first year-on-year rise in consumer prices for five years.This weakens the argument for Japan to buy dollars again, because one of the main reasons for intervention was to inject liquidity into the economy to fight deflation.

New teenage pregnancy figures are due to be published by the Office for National Statistics ONSS) on Tuesday, but figures released in March showed conception rates among under-18s at their lowest level.

And the latest figures, to be published tomorrow, are expected to record further increases.

The figures, to be published in a forthcoming report, are astonishing.