Sentence examples for recent figures on from inspiring English sources

Luke Popovich, a spokesman for the National Mining Association, the industry's leading lobby, said in an email that while "one new case of black lung disease is too many," recent figures on black lung were "not symptomatic of an epidemic".

There is even less ground for complacency in the recent figures on extreme poverty.

(Note that recent figures on trade and industrial production in Q1 so far have been fairly weak).

Their recent figures on the growth in the hat industry were quite staggering: they had increased by about 45 per cent in a year.

Other recent figures on hiring, factory output and home sales in September have suggested that the economy lost ground even before the government shut down.

The recent figures on inequality on both sides of the Atlantic are discouraging, but should not be a reason to give up.

Recent figures based on data from NHS England and the Nuffield Trust and produced by the Commons library suggest that NHS costs alone will go from £95bn a year now to more than £130bn a year by 2020.

Recent figures based on current and previous salaries, shares and property suggest that two thirds of senior ministers are millionaires, with Cameron and his wife Samantha – the daughter of a baronet – thought to be in line for an eventual inheritance windfall of £25m.

Although there are no official statistics for the scale of small-scale production of the drug, which has both pyscho-active and medicinal properties, recent figures based on results from the Crime Survey for England and Wales shows there was a 45 percent increase in the amount of herbal cannabis seized between 2012 and 2014.

This is based on survey data that's conducted triennially, so the most recent figures are based on 2016 data.

Recent figures show that, on average, 84% of money from the centre now reaches the schools.