Sentence examples for started collating from inspiring English sources

He added that NHS England had started collating the data to help educate staff on better practice.

That figure has risen from £100m in 2010/11, when the website Sporting Intelligence started collating figures.

When the ONS started collating figures in 1974, 45% of Britons smoked, 52% of men and 41% of women.

It was the first time that the overall burden had risen since the O.E.C.D. started collating such data a decade ago.

In the US, the Federal Aviation Administration said the number of incidents had grown steadily since it started collating information on laser attacks in 2005.

And before he started collating tweets from people who were (or were not) working on their novels, he had a Web site that gathered tweets containing the phrase "follow my other Twitter," and a blog that curated other people's blog posts apologizing for not having posted on their blogs in a while.

A couple of years ago we decided to start collating and cataloging all our early recordings, just for ourselves really, to know that we could tidy it all up and hand it on to our kids someday, but there are literally thousands of tracks going way back into the '80s.

It was fairly straightforward police work: once they saw the injection mark in the thigh of Mr. Mabhouh, Dubai investigators had only to start collating hotel records and reviewing security video with the help of face-recognition software, according to people familiar with the investigation.

I said I was going to get evidence from all the women on site and present it as a sexual harassment case, and I did start collating statements.

The A&E figures are the worst since October 2009, which is when the data started being collated in its current format.

This process starts by collating cable requirement data to form a giant cable database with scope for approximately 120,000 cables in total.