Sentence examples similar to statistics issues from inspiring English sources

But statistics issued today showed neo-Nazis becoming bolder.

But statistics issued since then show an improvement of only 19.1 percent over the last five years.

Given its importance, productivity gets surprisingly little attention in the array of economic statistics issued each month.

The statistics, issued for the first time, reveal the scale of police use of "stop and account" powers.

Statistics issued elsewhere in the euro zone showed Germany's partners were still languishing in the recessionary doldrums.

The most recent statistics issued by the department showed that its prisons were operating at 97.9percentt of capacity in February, meaning 412 beds were empty.

The official statistics issued here on Monday afternoon stated that the tsunami had killed 775 people in Rikuzentakata and left 1,700 missing.

Porter was responding to a set of grim A&E performance statistics issued on Friday by NHS England which have fuelled increasing fears that the health service is facing a winter crisis even before very cold weather has arrived.

However, statistics issued by the Office for National Statistics in April 2014 show rents in the private rented sector have been rising by less than inflation – by 1% for Britain as a whole in the 12 months to March 2014.

The number of refugees obtaining asylum in Sweden has dropped significantly over the past five years, from 23percentt of all applicants in 2000 to only 10percentt in the first half of 2004, according to statistics issued by the immigration office and published Saturday in the Stockholm daily Dagens Nyheter.

While economists already knew that euro zone G.D.P. was still catching up with 2008, experts like Mr. Cooley and Mr. Rupert have been parsing the sometimes inconsistent statistics issued by European countries to show how broadly the downturn has affected Europe's largest economies in the form of rising unemployment, declining consumer spending and falling investment.