Sentence examples for figures year on year from inspiring English sources

Any proper statistician will say you have to look at these figures year on year.

Guardian Australia has far exceeded its revenue and traffic growth figures year-on-year against forecasts.

The number of jobless Russians is more than 10% lower than a year ago.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Working-age population Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Exchange rates against the euro ReprintsAccording to official figures year-on-year inflation in Argentina was 9.7% in June for the fourth successive month.

Though the Mail, Guardian and Mirror still marched upwards with combined (print, mobile, laptop and tablet) readership figures year-on-year, adding more millions to their monthly reach, the shooting star in the Press Premier League was your old mate the Sun: up from 13m in 2015 to 24m last month on the back of a tenfold increase in mobile readers.

Prices may grow by single figures year-on-year, he says, but nobody wants to return to the days of 20% a year increases.

All UK national newspaper sites that report monthly ABCe figures recorded year-on-year growth, with the Mail Online seeing a far bigger increase of 60.32% from December 2009.

So for example, the latest GDP figures showing year-on-year growth of 5.3% were probably a statistical error, in his view.

Back in the UK, inflation figures showed year-on-year growth of 1.8% in September, unchanged from August, compared with expectations of a move upwards to 1.9%.

Commentators warned of a "superbubble" and said the market was "out of control" as the official figures reported year-on-year prices rises of 17.7% in London and said first-time buyers had experienced double-digit price growth.

Estonia's first-quarter figures showed a year-on-year decline of 15.6%.

There were 60,940 households in England in temporary accommodation as of 30 September, the ONS figures show, a year-on-year increase of 6%.