Sentence examples for statistical release from inspiring English sources

Having national statistic status means that a statistical release follows the UK Statistics Authority's Code of Practice and may be trusted by users.

But the dinosaurs are peeling off slowly with each new report, statistical release and finding.

But another $25 billion remains outstanding, according to the Fed's weekly statistical release.

760,000 more businesses - here the Tories have used the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills BISIstatisticalcal release on business populations from last November.

That is consistent with the last official statistical release I could find, which reported Delhi's average as 261 in 2010.

The government's statistical release states: "Affordability [of housing] is an increasingly significant issue, as more households facing the end of a private tenancy are unable to find an alternative without assistance".

A narrow focus on statistical releases can blind us to the bigger picture.

Add into that mix living in a socially deprived neighbourhood, and the young people who appear to feature in the most recent statistical releases on riot-related arrests look rather like we might expect them to.

Now, if one believes that markets are efficient processors of information, that would seem to suggest that those are the only statistical releases carrying actual information.

Large prediction markets exist for political events, economic statistical releases and corporate events (such as company sales results), to name a few.

Some investment banks were predicting that short-term rates would rise to 7.25%, by mid-August.A few statistical releases later, market sentiment is exactly the opposite.