Sentence examples for figures on trends from inspiring English sources

The Centers for Disease Control has just issued new figures on trends in smoking and quitting.

However, by 2010, this appeared to have changed, with Nunavut Tourism providing media outlets with general figures on trends in tourism in Nunavut.

As the focus of our study was not in absolute figures but on trends and variations between population groups, the bias caused by self-assessment barely disturbs our main conclusions.

Spending by UK visitors picked up in July, while British holidaymakers' cut their spending overseas, according to the first official figures on travel trends since the Brexit vote depressed the pound and made foreign holidays more expensive.

In fact the jobs being outsourced are not just low-level call-centre ones, nor are they going just to Bangalore, or India, but to almost any country where wage levels are low but the needed skills are not.A survey for the Confederation of British Industry this week put some figures on the trend.

For years, AAAS has amassed figures and data on trends in R&D funding in the United States and abroad.

Throughout the Depression, it was his function to gather and explain to the nation the often grim figures on employment and trends in hours, wages and working conditions.

The latest figures on renewable energy trends from the UN Environment Programme (Unep) reveal a striking turnaround after a period in which low oil prices and policy uncertainty pushed investment down, threatening the sector.

The passing of new legislation can only take place once accurate figures on current pollution trends are in place and may only be effectively executed if the airborne compounds can be monitored accurately.

Their figures were estimated based on trends from September to November.

In October 2014, Orton became a popular figure on Vine, trending clips of superimposed Orton performing his RKO signature maneuver on internet "fail" victims.