Sentence examples for more recent statistics from inspiring English sources

CBP did not immediately provide more recent statistics when requested.

More recent statistics were not available, nor were details of the cases.

Durbin declined to provide more recent statistics, but added that the company's growth has continued at a higher rate than its initial internal projections.

More recent statistics show a slight decrease in the number of institutional care facilities: from 269 in 2010 to 228 in 2014.

A new study looking at more recent statistics, conducted by the Health Ministry and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, reports that about 35percentt of the country's adults are now infected, Dr. Parirenyatwa said.

Some more recent statistics even put that number as high as 485 million.

Nevertheless, the more recent national statistics from 1999 to 2008 showed the same trends of Westernization of TCM hospitals we found in the study.

A detailed presentation of CSA is beyond the scope of this work but can be found in many specialized texts [ 14- 16] and some more recent multivariate statistics textbooks.

A more recent report by Statistics Sweden stated that 14.7% of 65-69 year-olds and 6.4% of 70-74 year-olds aremployeded or have their own company, and work 25 hours a week on average; in total, 88 500 older people contribute 2.3 million working hours per week [ 8].

Medical deferments provide an increasingly popular way out; according to recent statistics, more than 30percentt of draft-age men are excused for medical reasons.

According to Arbitron's most recent statistics, more than 241 million people in the United States, or about 92 percent of the population age 12 and over, listen to the radio each week.