Sentence examples for figures collated from from inspiring English sources

In 1999 Louis Paschoud, Peter Holberton, and Ally Cane launched YouDraw, a project that sought to commemorate the population of Earth hitting 6 billion by gathering 500,000 drawings of human figures, collated from contributions posted to the project's website and assembled into an installation showing the scale of the human population.

The 2016 figures collated for the SIMD (Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation) still have Easterhouse firmly in the most deprived 15percentt for every indicator apart from geographic access – including education, income and employment.

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.

According to figures collated by Public Libraries News in the last financial year, 61 libraries were withdrawn from service.

The number of girls under 18 who have needed hospital treatment after poisoning themselves has gone up from 9,741 in 2005-06 to 13,853 – a rise of 42% – figures collated by NHS Digital show.

KABUL, 20 June 2004 – Figures now collated from around Afghanistan show that at least two doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine have been administered to more than 3 million Afghan women in 2004, and that 3.6 million women of child-bearing age have received at least one dose, following a nationwide vaccination campaign.

Afghan maternal and neo-natal tetanus vaccination campaign reaches 3.6 million women KABUL, 20 June 2004 – Figures now collated from around Afghanistan show that at least two doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine have been administered to more than 3 million Afghan women in 2004, and that 3.6 million women of child-bearing age have received at least one dose, following a nationwide vaccination campaign.

This compares to 12% the previous quarter, according to figures collated by Visa.

Figures collated by organisations including the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and the British Trust for Ornithology found that the number of nesting birds has slumped from 210 million in 1966 to 166 million.

There are just the patchy figures collated by isolated doctors and a few non-government organisations working in the suburbs.

According to figures collated by Amnesty, the number of people apprehended crossing the Serbia border into Hungary has risen by 2,500 percent, from 2,370 people in 2010 to 60,602 in 2015. .