Police here now unusually want to see some crime statistics rise - by encouraging more people, particularly those with disabilities, to report bullying and anti-social behaviour.
As is shown in Figure 1, in 1979, the number of divorces was 319,000, and the crude divorce rate was only 0.3 per thousand; in 2009, however, these two statistics rose to 2.468 million and 1.85 per thousand, respectively.
To watch statistics rise every year should make you angry.
when not consistent from previous years, these statistics rise.
After the latest season of OITNB, however, those statistics rose once again.
With new statistics showing rising unemployment in the largest economy, Germany, economists say a cut in the European benchmark rate, which now stands at 3.25percentt, is long overdue.
Then and now, he often speaks in sentences laced not so much with poetry as with statistics about rising crime and declining achievement in Newark's schools.
Both Long and Easton quoted statistics demonstrating rising rents and the massive financial pressure the cap places on people in the capital.
3. Explain to the class that they will work in small groups to analyze the statistics about rising crime at the city level reported in the article.
Don George Atlanta, Feb. 27, 2009 To the Editor: Re "A Bold Plan Sweeps Away Reagan Ideas," by David Leonhardt (Economic Scene, front page, Feb. 27): Statistics on rising economic inequality in the United States often make people's eyes glaze over.
