Sentence examples for figures on time from inspiring English sources
It decided this time that as it would have to delay the release by a week it would be better to release the figures on time but include warnings about the missing data.
Nielsen published figures on time spent with social media in August 2011.
But when it comes to figures like on-time performance, Metro-North generally comes out ahead.
The review found that the official figures for on-time performance, often used as a promotional tool, contrasted sharply with the experience of tens of thousands of passengers who regularly ride the trains at peak hours.
Among the most useful figures are on-time rankings for airports both efficient (Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Portland) and not (Miami, Dallas, New York-LaGuardia).
Not that Wednesday's game is guaranteed to be played in New York yet — nobody is putting concrete figures on recovery times for vital infrastructure, as the full magnitude of the damage unfolds.
Ms Cooper is calling for the Home Office to publish their full figures on waiting times at every terminal at Heathrow and other airports.
Furthermore, waiting times reported to the Government are based on patients referred through the 2-week wait system and thus Government figures on waiting times for lung cancer do not reflect the true statistics.
Professor Ellsberg's PhD thesis from 2000 with the thought-provoking title "Candies in Hell" (Ellsberg, 2000) not only disclosed hitherto unpublished figures on life-time and current prevalence but also contributed to the debate on the reform of the Nicaraguan Criminal Code on sanctions for domestic violence and protection for victims.
Corresponding figures for time spent on treatment were 6.8 (SD = 5.9) and 7.3 (SD = 12.1) hours per week.
Especially by Luis Reyes (one of the most famous rescuers), who mentioned they had rescued 16 people and that, as of around 3 p.m., there were still eight trapped alive in the building, including children (these figures vary depending on time and source).
