Sentence examples for no figures yet from inspiring English sources

No figures yet for Sydney, but Australian legend Jimmy Barnes is there.

The Daily has been downloaded about 800,000 times since its launch, with no figures yet given its subscriber numbers.

While recent studies have shown that women are averaging greater blood levels of folates, presumably because of the new requirements, there are no figures yet on changes in the rates of neural tube defects.

There are no figures yet from the Holland Tunnel to determine whether more truckers are going to New Jersey through the tunnel, which is free westbound, to avoid paying the $20 to $25 tolls levied on westbound trucks on the Verrazano.

Halden is so new, there are no figures yet for how swiftly and frequently prisoners drift back into prison after their release, but nationwide Norway has one of the lowest recidivism rates in Europe, just 20% after two years, compared with around 50% in England.

Bookings were up 400percentt between its first and second years of business (it's been in the market for 2.5 years, so no figures yet for how years two to three have gone).

There are no national figures yet on how many children have rejected the new food.

There are no final figures yet but the Globe says it has been "a strong season in the box office".

The weather ratings have risen steadily since the new announcers began, a spokeswoman for the station said, although she said she had no official figures yet.

Employment in the securities industry has fallen from a high of 200,000 in New York and 330,000 in the City, to 162,000 and perhaps 280,000 respectively (for London, there are no official figures yet).

The spidery network of Islamist militants in Mali numbered about 2,000 hard-core fighters before the French airstrikes and march north, according to American intelligence officials, and there are no clear figures yet on how many died in the fighting.