Sentence examples for statistical yearbook from inspiring English sources

From this, Pollack compiles his incomparable 232-page N.B.A. Statistical Yearbook.

That age range is consistent with international convention and China's own statistical yearbook.

That is a common age range used by the UN's Population Division and China's own Statistical Yearbook.

In Beijing, they averaged 109 micrograms per cubic metre in 2012, according to the latest China Statistical Yearbook.

The figures are based on a new statistical yearbook released by Eurostat, the European Union's statistical agency, giving details of bilateral trade for members of the E.U.

The BFI statistical yearbook for 2013 said "enthusiasm for the 3D format is waning," claiming that the novelty has worn off.

The population data were derived from the 'Statistical Yearbook of A Province' [ 19], which contains census data.

[2] UNHCR Statistical Yearbook 2009, Chapter IV: Asylum and Refugee Status Determinations, available at http://www.unhcr.org/4ce531e09.html.unhcr.org/4ce531e09.html

The Xinjiang disaster area data were derived from the China Statistical Yearbook and Chinese agricultural statistics.

The effective irrigation area and rural power data were also collected from the China Statistical Yearbook and Chinese agricultural statistics.

In 1998 there was nearly $3 billion in direct investment from Taiwan to the mainland, according to the China Statistical Yearbook.