Sentence examples for nationwide statistics from inspiring English sources

There are no nationwide statistics on the problem.

There are no nationwide statistics to reveal whether one discipline is suffering more cuts than others.

(There are no nationwide statistics for business schools because applications do not go through a clearinghouse, as they do for law schools).

There are no reliable nationwide statistics, and some analysts and Western diplomats say they believe the Syrian government is not measuring them.

VIN is probably more common than actual cancer cases, but there are no reliable nationwide statistics on the condition, he said.

While overall numbers are still low -- the annual murder total has remained around 1,300 for the last decade -- nationwide statistics from the National Police Agency show a rapid rise particularly in crimes affecting ordinary people.

Crime Inches Up Nationwide F.B.I. statistics released at the end of last month for the 2001 calendar year show crime rising nationwide for the first time since 1991, with murder inching up 2.5percentt over 2000, car thefts up 5.7percentt and robberies up 3.7percentt.

As part of the evaluation of the NBCSP, funded by the Research Council of Norway, we received anonymized individual data from the nationwide Norwegian Cancer Registry, Statistics Norway, the Norwegian Prescription Database, and the Medical Birth Registry of Norway.

And while no one tracks statistics nationwide, the arrangement appears to be taking off.

Their diplomas are seen as antidotes to statistics nationwide indicating that players in men's basketball and football graduate at rates significantly lower than the general student body.

Three years ago, when the "Today" show weatherman Al Roker, a former Yorktown resident, underwent bariatric surgery, he was one of 63,100 people nationwide, according to statistics compiled by the American Society for Bariatric Surgery, based in Gainesville, Fla.