Sentence examples for how it is compiled from inspiring English sources

One thing that must change in the music industry is… The UK chart structure and how it is compiled.

The chairman of the judging panel, former secretary of state for education Kenneth Baker, believes revealing the longlist will put an end to speculation over how it is compiled.

The new list of the missing, which stunned even officials who have surveyed the devastation and were expecting the worst, raised questions about who is on the list and how it was compiled.

"We don't know where the list came from or how it was compiled or whether it's accurate, for that matter".

Providers need to agree what evidence will be used and how it will be compiled.

There is still a great deal of criticism for modern statistics like WAR, with many not understanding how the statistic is compiled or what the numbers mean — it estimates how many wins a player contributes versus a typical Class AAA replacement — but recent Cy Young voting has shown that the voters have begun to accept nontraditional statistics.

Though decades of research have helped scientists figure out the parts of the brain involved, they haven't been able to quite nail down how the information is compiled.

Of how the list is compiled, Jones said: "There are a number of metrics, both financial and non-financial, that can be used to compare clubs including attendance, worldwide fan base, broadcast audience and on-pitch success.

Charity leaders are counselling caution on the findings, arguing that the deterioration in the UK's generosity profile may in part be due to a change in how the index is compiled.

Mayor Bellamy responded, "Let me back up and tell you how this report is compiled.

The F.C.A. notes that Deutsche Bank has been "extremely cooperative," but declined to tell me how its report was compiled, who was interviewed, or how much material had been provided to them by the subject of its investigation.