Sentence examples for most recent assessments from inspiring English sources

The most recent assessments conducted by the United Nations show that there are now close to 400,000 people displaced by the fighting, including around 170,000 who have been uprooted in the violence of recent weeks, many of whom are hiding in the bush out of fear.

The state imposes an equalization rate to each town to adjust the most recent assessment to changing market conditions.

According to the Labor Department's most recent assessment of consumer prices, based on April data, the price index was growing at a 3.9percentt clip.

I.B.M. and H.P. each had 29percentt share in the most recent assessment by the market tracker IDC, while Sun and Dell Inc. were tied for third, with 11percentt each.

The most recent assessment of the UK economy by the Office for National Statistics showed that manufacturing contracted in the three months to the end of September by 1%.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies warned in its most recent assessment of the government's finances that more than 80% of Osborne's spending cuts had yet to take effect.

"All agreed that the demands of the Ebola outbreak have completely outstripped the government's and partners' capacity to respond," the WHO said in its most recent assessment.

And though higher oil prices can ripple through the rest of the economy, especially in wage demands, the European Central Bank's most recent assessment is that those effects have not shown up in goods unrelated to energy costs.

Last week, Moody's said the UK's AAA rating was safe, but its most recent assessment of the country's financial position is known to have concerned the Treasury.

The most recent assessment from the UK government concluded in September that the new studies do not give "unequivocal evidence that sub-lethal effects with serious implications for colonies are likely to arise from current uses of neonicotinoids".

It felt the most recent assessment "could have better reflected the changing and worsening impact of her daughter's condition" and "provided renewed advice" to the DWP so it could look again at the decision.