Sentence examples for the preliminary number from inspiring English sources

The preliminary number released by the Commerce Department on Friday was about apace with forecasts for the full year.

The reading was a downward revision from the preliminary number of 49.6, which was published on May 23, and showed conditions at their weakest in eight months.

Several tornado and severe weather outbreaks affected the Southeast, Ohio Valley and Plains (notably Oklahoma), even though the preliminary number of tornadoes, 891, – overall – was below average (1,253).

When the repeated rounds of cheering had subsided, he addressed the audience in his able and eloquent style, dwelling with great point on topics similar to those urged in the Preliminary Number of THE ECONOMIST, touching on sugar, coffee, wool, &c., and then addressed himself to the question of the opinions of the Liverpool constituency.

The preliminary number for second-quarter growth was only 1.3percentt.

The preliminary number of workers ages 55 and older who died on the job was "the highest total ever reported" by the bureau's census.

Connecticut municipalities have two weeks to review and challenge the preliminary numbers.

"But then starting in April and May, we're seeing with the preliminary numbers that it's the regular business traveler" whose numbers are falling off sharply.

Well, the preliminary numbers for CA are in — and they're looking very good, with costs coming in below expectations.

Compared with the previous year's Yankees-Red Sox game, which delivered 31.46 million viewers, the preliminary numbers indicated that Astros-Cardinals drew a much smaller audience, 12.43 million.

He and other seasoned dealers say the estimates are roughly half what galleries have been getting for equivalent works, but that the preliminary numbers may be misleading.