Sentence examples for a statistically insignificant from inspiring English sources

The latest opinion polls show Mr. Bush clinging to a statistically insignificant edge.

He has a statistically insignificant lead among the Hispanic voters the governor has courted aggressively.

Nine out of 10 people in a statistically insignificant sample group say they prefer it.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index slipped a statistically insignificant 0.32 point, closing at 1,431.87.

Mr. Green leads with 30percenttoto Mr. Ferrer's 23percentt, a statistically insignificant difference.

McCain continues to be favored as the candidate most trusted on the issue — albeit with a statistically insignificant edge.

In 1982, forty-four per cent of Americans held strictly creationist views, a statistically insignificant difference from 2012.

Obama's net approval there is only a statistically insignificant 3pt lower than it was before the election.

Of the remaining five, Manchester managed to cut the total number of street robberies by a statistically insignificant 0.14%.

The latest public poll showed Mr. Rogers with a statistically insignificant edge of 42 to 40percentt.

The race is indeed tied, with George Bush having a statistically insignificant lead over John Kerry in a statistically insignificant majority of polls.