Sentence examples for new breakdowns from inspiring English sources

New breakdowns for large and medium-size enterprises and smaller companies showed that conditions for big manufacturers had improved: The reading for that category was 53.7 in April, up from 53.4 in March.

PRRSV detected then usually represent submissions from either PRRS outbreaks due to new breakdowns of negative herds or uncontrolled PRRSV in positive herds.

To the lawyers who have leveled charge after charge of racial profiling on the New Jersey Turnpike since 1994, the first survey of highway users and a new breakdown of stop-and-arrest rates by race are clear proof that troopers are stopping minorities at a greater rate than before, even though the number of arrests declined.

Patrick crunches through his first conversation about Henry's new breakdown on a satellite phone in Kabul.

HSBC makes fantastic returns in Hong Kong, lousy ones in America and mediocre ones elsewhere.An analysis by The Economist, based on a new breakdown by HSBC of its regulatory capital by geography and division, reveals the problem.

The new breakdown on race and sex was released as part of an effort to focus the attention of parents, teachers and administrators on the need to set high standards and meet the needs of all students.

Labour's move comes as a new breakdown of police figures reveals an escalation in hate crimes since 2012, with a steep rise in abuse reported by the transgender community alongside the well-documented rises in antisemitism and Islamophobia.

In the past, it has been the unionists who have been pictured as the obstructionists, and Sinn Fein has mounted a furious campaign in recent days to deflect any responsibility for the new breakdown from itself onto the unionists and the British.

The ONS published its regular employment statistics with a new breakdown of data showing where foreign workers were from - with those originating in recent European Union (EU) accession countries such as Poland in a separate category to more established nations such as France and Spain.

A new breakdown by 9to5Mac of the employees amassed under Apple's automotive lead Steve Zadesky includes a list of talents that go well beyond skill sets which would be useful in building a better version of the dashboard infotainment software CarPlay, for instance, or even of generally improving lithium-ion battery tech for use in future Mac notebooks and iOS devices.

Probable result -- new breakdown".