This chart illustrates the percentage of interesting things about London by its people's thoughts. It is divided into 6 sectors, which are the range of shops, job opportunities, the mixture of community, museum and art g
The bar chart provides information about the participant of men in senior development in IBM, Microsoft and Apple companies from 1985 to 2010. Overall, it can clearly be seen that the rates of participation of men in all
The bar chart illustrates how many cars every 1000 European people from 5 different countries have. These numbers are reported for 3 years : 2005 , 2009 and 2015.
The Bar Chart illustrates car use numbers in 5 European countries per 1000 people in three years and also shows the comparison with European averages. The overall Car use in European countries fluctuate and not much sign
The two bar charts are rating things about living in London, from the most popular to the least popular one, while the line graph deal with the major problems in the UK in a three years period.
The two charts illustrates the school is students who leared a foreign langueage at 14 to 16 years from an english speaking country and top three famous language were leared by students
The given bar chart presents the percentage of men participating in senior development in the chosen companies from 1980 to 2010. From overall perspective, Apple had the most share in the first 15 years. On the other han
The chart below displays the percentage of two genders who are school’s students studied a foreign language at 14 to 16 years in an English speaking country and the top three popular new language their like to study in 1
The given bar chart illustrates the number of autos per thousand people in five European territories in 2005, 2009 and 2015 in comparison with European averages.
The assigned bar graph expounds the information about how the results of a survey conducted over three year period to discover what people who live in the London think of the city. The data is calibrated in the percentag
The bar chart gives information about the quantity of cars per thousand people in five regions of Europe certainly in the years of 2005, 2009 and 2015.
The graph presents car ownership for every 1000 people in five different Europe countries and compares it with the average of Europeans in three different years (2005, 2009, and 2015).