Sentence examples for figures recording from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the news from the property market over the past month showed stuttering growth in house prices across the UK, shrouded in gloom by Brexit uncertainty, with official figures recording the first annual drop in London house prices since 2009.

The difference is even more marked in the most recent five years, with the police figures recording a 33% drop since 2006-07 compared with a 17% drop in the crime survey estimate over the same period.

Stop the Cull, which has championed direct action against the government's programme, has analysed official figures recording outbreaks of bovine TB in Dorset, where culling began in the autumn.

There are no official figures recording the number of newborns abandoned in the US every year in unsafe circumstances, but Kelsey said her organization tries to track it based on news reports and crowd-sourced information and estimates that it adds up to between 73 and 100 babies, the majority of whom do not survive.

A senior figure at Ladbrokes told me that, from the introduction of single-manning in 2010 until the end of 2014, the company kept no figures recording whether a branch was single- or double-manned at the time of a criminal incident.

Thus, the standardisation of POA processes and the roll-out of the eForm should be seen in the context of concerted efforts within NHS GGC to improve the efficiency of the surgical pathway in the health-board over this period.> -wrap-foot> *NOTE: ISD remark on data quality/completeness: ' outpatient figures recording levels have increased since October 2011'.

Not all were reported to the police though, as official figures recorded 411,425 crimes.

This finding, however, was called into question by higher sales figures recorded by other brokerage firms.

The 39 police forces that gave Ikwro figures recorded 2,823 incidents in 2010.

But these perky performances were overshadowed by the poor figures recorded in the three biggest economies.

Official Saudi figures recorded 58,584 hujjaj in 1920 – a number that rose to 1.7 million by 2012.