Sentence examples for most recent index from inspiring English sources
In the most recent index, six of the top ten metropolitan areas are in Florida.
Transparency International, a Berlin-based group that monitors global corruption trends, ranks India below Colombia, Bulgaria and 67 other countries in its most recent index of corruption.
The short-term figures, which are based on mortgages approved by the bank, contradict the most recent index from rival lender Nationwide.
The most recent Index of Entrepreneurial Activity by the Kauffman Foundation showed a slight uptick of new businesses in 2008 — a full recessionary year — over 2007.
The former British colony ranks No.12 on Transparency International's most recent index of corruption perception, ahead of the United States at No.24.
Transparency International, which monitors corruption worldwide, said in its most recent index, published in 2015, that Afghanistan was the 166th least corrupt nation, above only North Korea and Somalia.
Therefore a 1.5 month average of the most recent indices will be used.
Of 4,000 residents, 59% were identified in the most recent Scottish index of multiple deprivation as being in the most deprived 10% of the population.
In its most recent annual index of perceptions of corruption in a hundred and seventy-seven countries, Transparency International ranked the United States at No. 19; China came in at No. 80. (Somalia, North Korea, and Afghanistan tied for last place).
The most recent Anxious Index from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia -- measuring economists' forecasts about whether the economy will start shrinking -- says we may be headed for another recession, though it feels as if we haven't fully recovered from the last one.
Chinese journalists do not face the kind of gangland killings that beset reporters in Russia, but Reporters Without Borders, in its most recent global index of press freedom, ranks China a hundred and sixty-seventh out of a hundred and seventy-three countries — just behind Iran and ahead of Vietnam.
