Sentence examples for figures collated from inspiring English sources
This compares to 12% the previous quarter, according to figures collated by Visa.
The figures collated by the agency are based on the 'yellow card reporting scheme'.
There are just the patchy figures collated by isolated doctors and a few non-government organisations working in the suburbs.
Site-specific data regarding energy and commodities were used in the calculations, together with figures collated in relevant databases and literature.
Figures collated by the Guardian last year revealed that more than 11m homes lie empty across the continent – enough to house all of Europe's homeless twice over.
Figures collated by the Mersey Partnership, the inward investment agency, show that six major events on the "leisure" peninsula reaped rich rewards.
His figures collate the daily casualty tallies kept by each unit under Haig's command.
Perhaps a police officer is more likely to submit a "PACE 1" form, by which the figures are collated, after searching a black person?
Sudanese activists have put the death toll far higher than that, but it may be days before the true number is known, as figures are collated from across the country after the largest antigovernment protests in decades.
We can't map the numbers over long years in this case, because – until recently – the arrangement was still so exotic that no proper figures were collated.
To come up with his own figures, Lieutenant Baranets collated thousands of statistics drawn from draft boards, hospitals, the military insurance company, and even from orders for the zinc coffins used to transport dead soldiers.
