Sentence examples for number report from inspiring English sources

For example, between January and September 2014, councils in the UK received 200,220 noise complaints, almost half the total number (Report, 18 March 2014).

According to U.N. estimates, the vast majority of refugees are migrants who pay smugglers more than $1,600 for their passage, although a growing number report having been trafficked — forced onto boats, often by criminal syndicates seeking to turn them into indentured laborers.

Unfortunately most publications on risk prediction models describe model development, and only a small number report external validation studies [ 3].

In countries with sufficient data to track such trends, fewer young men say they have multiple partners, more young people say they've used condoms during high-risk sex, and a decreasing number report having sex before age 15.

The majority of methods available to this group of women are short term methods: hormonal pills, injectables and condoms even though a sizable number report not wanting any more children.

Given the complexity of AD diagnosis and management, it is not surprising that approximately one third of general practitioners find clinically managing dementia more frustrating than rewarding [ 6] and a similar number report the dementia diagnosis is the responsibility of a specialist [ 6].

In contrast, the number of institutions reporting increases in their enrollment of Indian students equaled the number reporting declines.

Chances are that the jobs number reported today will be very good.

First off, if the 236,000 jobs number sounds good to you, then you probably are not old enough to remember the 271,000 number reported last February, or the 311,000 number reported in January of 2012.

This improvement in household finances over the past year has not been evenly applied geographically, although the north-west is the only region where the number reporting a deterioration (25%) is larger than the number reporting an improvement (23%).

In two years, the number of young people reporting using LSD has almost tripled; the number reporting use of psychedelic drugs more broadly is up 88%.