Sentence examples similar to about inaccurate statistics from inspiring English sources

"This interference is based on inaccurate statistics and questionable research.

Some of the US media's more ideological outlets on the right have relished using exaggerated or inaccurate statistics about NHS waiting times to scaremonger against "socialised" medicine – whatever that is – and it has led many people in the US to view provision in the UK as inferior.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department uses flawed methods to collect data about violence in county jails that result in unreliable and in some cases inaccurate statistics published internally and in public reports, according to the agency's principal watchdog.

This was obviously a good idea: inaccurate statistics are not much use.

Mr. Vos used "paper, a pencil, and a calculator" to compile inaccurate statistics and submit handwritten reports to U.S. News & World Report.

The Lilith report of 2003 used inaccurate statistics to conclude that an increase in lap-dancing clubs in Camden led to an increase in rape.

Now that Trump is president, he continues to make misleading statements, based on incomplete information, inaccurate statistics or flights of fancy.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders even cited some wildly inaccurate statistics on black employment from the White House podium this week to defend the president from charges of racial bias.

The government is also cracking down on false or inaccurate statistics.

Donald Trump repeatedly lied and quoted grossly inaccurate statistics.

Correction: An earlier version of this story contained inaccurate statistics on Higher Ground success rates.