Sentence examples for provisional figures for from inspiring English sources

Looking at the provisional figures for 2006 it looks like EU emissions have gone up by about 2% since Kyoto.

Provisional figures for 2016 indicate that the gap between men and women's full-time average wages in the UK is 13.9%.

Government figures released today show a huge increase of 63.5% in the year after the election, and provisional figures for this year show a further 10% jump.

According to provisional figures for the 2003 financial year, the group had sales of 15.3 billion euros ($19.5 billion), a decline of 3.5percentt from the previous year.

In fact, the provisional figures for the 2011 census show that the total population of the island-city district of South Mumbai actually dropped 5.75 percent over a decade.

Parts of southern England, which has been hit by severe flooding affecting homes, farmland and critical rail links, experienced 83% more rain than average, provisional figures for 1 December 2013 to 25 February 2014 show.

The provisional figure for 2015 is €137,000, though this could rise as more contributions are collected.

On a bad day, it can seem as if the entirety of politics now rotates around a quarterly event: the release of the provisional figure for economic growth, or the lack of it.

Based on the provisional figure for England & Wales, the 30 year MA rainfall will be 948mm at the end of 2012.

Provisional figures from the Office for National Statistics showed there just were just 244,710 weddings in 2005.

More than 30,400 Afghans applied for asylum in industrialized nations in 2011, the highest level in 10 years and four times the number seeking asylum in 2005, according to provisional figures from the United Nations.