Sentence examples for figures broken down by from inspiring English sources

The figures, broken down by region, reveal the heaviest burden of hunger is being felt in rural areas.

The graphic below shows total street values of drugs seized in 2011, with figures broken down by substance and festival.

It is chock full of figures, broken down by region and industry, of research spending, patents filed, scientists employed and other important-sounding variables.

In October the government said employers could be forced to reveal salary figures broken down by ethnicity, as they already do for gender, in a move that lawyers predicted could lead to a flood of employment tribunal cases.

There are, however, publicly available figures broken down by gender in civil service and local authority employment, while there are ONS estimates for the public sector as a whole.

The Federal Statistical Office publishes figures on employment numbers and turnover according to business branches following its own German Classification of Economic Activities WZ-20088); these figures, broken down by branch, are allocated to the corresponding steps of the value chain.

There were 25,020 applications for asylum in the year ending March 2015, but the figures are not broken down by point of entry, so there is no way of knowing how many of those people travelled through Dover.

The figures are even more startling when broken down by freelance/entrepreneurial niche.

But when broken down by country, the figures give a slightly different picture of North America.

Figure 5 Overall compactness of the top 50 clusters (broken down by feature).

The article incorrectly described the figures as breaking down, by family size, D.C. families living in poverty; it also misstated the 66percentt figure as 67percentt.