Sentence examples for rising statistics from inspiring English sources

Greater confidence in the police may partly account for the rising statistics.

Members of WICT and others see the rising statistics in other job levels, however, as meaningful for the possibility that the woman-led cable network or writers rooms may begin shifting in coming years from an anomaly to the norm.

Rising crime statistics convinced him that legal reform should be accompanied by improved methods of crime prevention.

In the months before the gang rape, some prominent politicians had attributed rising rape statistics to women's increasing use of cellphones and going out at night.

Only a day later, in the wake of rising inflation statistics, it was revealed that the UK unemployment figures had risen to 2.5 million, with the number of out-of-work youngsters now at an alarming one in five.

Acquiring the appropriate official qualifications before popping the question is part of a plan for prenuptial training courses approved by the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, with the aim of reversing declining Iranian marriage rates and rising divorce statistics.

The overstatement of the Church of England's demise is clear from recent rising cathedral statistics which measure the broader, deeper feelings that people have for church, the space for Christian faith in their lives as well as the building's role as a place of history, beauty and architectural heritage.

Overall, rising incidence statistics suggest inadequate control of TB transmission in London.

Property crimes, including burglary and theft, rose this year, statistics that Mr. McCarthy attributed to improved record-keeping by the department.

If rates of infant or maternal mortality in parts of the north have improved, in others they have risen, government statistics reveal.

In 2009, in response to rising sexual-assault statistics, Berlusconi said, "We don't have enough soldiers to stop rape because our women are so beautiful".