Sentence examples for statistics publishes from inspiring English sources

To take a few examples: the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics publishes an annual, updated report, since 1997, on the wellbeing of American children and families on the basis of data gathered from 22 Federal agencies (http://childstats/gov).

Demographic data were obtained from the official statistics published by Statistics Sweden (SCB) [ 13].

Health statistics published yearly by Statistics Netherlands and the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment are used as a source for this element.

And statistics published in June by BIS showed a continued increase in their uptake.

Statistics published by governments around the world are part of the news currency.

DWP statistics published earlier this month show that between April 2013 and March 2014 349,000 PIP claims were received.

Bean's final report on government statistics, published in March, recommended "taking economic statistics back to the future".

Ireland's GDP grew by an astonishing 26.3% in 2015, according to revised statistics published by the government in July.

Separate statistics published today by the Building Societies Association BSAshowedowed that repayments continued to outstrip borrowing in the mutual sector.

It's easy to assume that statistics published in the same year are comparable – tempting, but wrong.

Some 55% of civil servants working full-time earn less than £25,000, according to Cabinet Office statistics published in April 2014.