Sentence examples for using numbers from the from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Times, using numbers from the National Corrections Reporting Program, found that a swath of white, conservative, rural territory, extending through Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Indiana, sent the highest proportion of their citizens to prison.

By adjusting the population counts using numbers from the national sample, the Census Bureau hopes to avoid a repeat of the 1990 Census, in which more than eight million people, mainly members of minority groups, were missed, and four million people, mainly whites, were counted twice.

Says Dr. Adl: "We discovered that, using numbers from the higher taxonomic groups, we can predict the number of species.

Using numbers from the analytics firm Socialbakers, the Guardian links the fall to speculation that the UK had reached a Facebook saturation point.

Using numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Sperling's Best Places and Moody's Economy.com, we looked at the cost of living, prevalence of home ownership, median household income, housing costs, commute time, crime and the percentage of young adults that graduate high school.

Criminals have been using numbers from the West Virginia phone book to call residents throughout the state.

"Dancer in the Dark" uses numbers from "The Sound of Music" in what is otherwise a nonmusical film.

Ms Glanville's data goes up to 2010; below I have used numbers from the OECD for 2012 (in the case of Japan and the Netherlands, the revenue data is from 2011).

For median household income and population figures we used numbers from the 2000 Census.

Because income goes hand in hand with the cost of living (a paycheck is only worth as much as the amount of groceries, health care and housing costs, and other essentials it can cover), we used numbers from the Council for Community and Economic Research, whose ACCRA Cost of Living Index provides a weighted figure for consumer expenditures in each city.

In particular, the agency had to use numbers from the previous census to "anchor" the data from the NHS.