Sentence examples for a meaningless statistic from inspiring English sources

That's such a meaningless statistic for our school because we don't have kids for four years.

"Survival is a meaningless statistic," said Dr. Ned Patz, a professor of radiology at Duke University Medical Center who is an investigator in the National Cancer Institute study.

It is a meaningless statistic apart from the fact it illustrates that anything is possible in a big match, because everything is reduced to the collection of moments that make up the event on one day.

'I think 40 is a really meaningless statistic,' she tells me.

That's too bad, because it's a pretty meaningless statistic.

But it turns out that it's a pretty meaningless statistic.

According to DSM-V, between zero and six per cent of the American populations surveyed suffered from narcissistic personality disorder — a nearly meaningless statistic.

It's the video equivalent of bragging about how many megapixels your camera has — these days, an essentially meaningless statistic.

I'm not sure that proves anything at all, and it could be the most meaningless statistic you will read all day.

Likewise, Britain would be a much less politically incoherent place if no one were allowed to use a meaningless biased survey statistic.

Here's another semi-meaningless statistic to ponder:  Of his three goals in the regular season and four in the playoffs last season, none were unassisted.