Sentence examples for recent month of from inspiring English sources

As of this past July, the most recent month of data available, there were nearly 48 million, representing about a seventh of the American population.

More critically, India's imports in July, the most recent month of data, have not slowed enough to curb its bruising trade deficit of $12.27 billion, the same total as in June.

The new entity will retain all, and expand many, of those services, which Phua told TechCrunch are collectively on course to gross $100 million in annualized revenue based on its most recent month of business, and the recently announced Paktor Labs division.

And August is the most recent month of available data.

As of January, the most recent month of available data, about a quarter of all subprime adjustable mortgages were delinquent, twice the level of the same period last year.

Once the thermal images are acquired on the acquisition computer, the JPEG images are immediately transferred to a browseable online image archive containing the most recent month of data.

Pakistan, after all, is the country that spawned the Taliban in refugee camps along the Afghan border, provides many of their recruits and is now looking nervously over its shoulder at the recent march of fundamentalist Islam across Afghanistan.

Unfortunately, as was noted at a recent March of Dimes presentation to the news media, many working women find it impossible to breast-feed exclusively when their paid maternity leave (if indeed they have a paid maternity leave) is only weeks long and they cannot afford, monetarily or professionally, to take unpaid leave.

The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, May 27, 1939 P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.

Cross-border tourism has boomed as a result, with 669,828 visitors crossing the border in October alone, the most recent month available, an increase of 68.4percentt from a year earlier.