Sentence examples for recorded figures for from inspiring English sources
The first ever recorded figures for FGM, reported in July, showed that between April 2015 and March 2016 there were 5,702 new cases among women in England.
There are no recorded figures for the number of sex coaches in Britain, but one of the world's pioneering sex coaches, Dr Patti Britton, found there are at least 80 worldwide, when she conducted the first international survey last year.
However, these figures are influenced by the launch of free weekly Stylist, which debuted in the last ABC period and posted a 2.6% distribution increase this time around to 421,158, and the first recorded figures for another free title, John Lewis Edition.
In front of a crowd of 7,424 Allenby recorded figures of three for 23 in four overs to help restrict Gloucestershire to 148 for six from their 20 overs despite James Franklin's 42 from 30 balls.
Irfan made the difference early in Zimbabwe's innings, recording figures of 2 for 8 in his opening five-over spell.
At a temperature of 20°C (VPD = 0.7 kPa), no significant differences between the treatments were recorded (Figure 10A) either for transpiration or CO2 flux.
Even as AT&T reported record figures for new iPhone activations, Verizon's total subscriber pool grew 5 percent from the previous year, to 92.1 million wireless customers.
There are health records, figures for footfall in each street, demographics, air pollution records – all of which the city can use to plan ahead, for business developments, schools and health services, for example.
McGuigan's WBA featherweight title fight against Eusebio Pedroza at Loftus Road, which celebrates its 30th anniversary in June, drew record figures for boxing of 18 million viewers, plus a live gate of 27,000.
There have also been record figures for people using the cycle hire scheme and the Docklands Light Railway (DLR).
It has no plans at present to record figures for asylum applications by converts because many claims rely on a combination of complex or overlapping factors.
