Sentence examples for better stats from inspiring English sources

"It's like Mayweather and Ali," Boldon said, "Floyd may have better stats.

In terms of batting averages, South Africa's Van Niekerk, Suné Luus, Chloe Tryon and Lizelle Lee all have better stats than the best Englishwoman (Edwards at 37.75).

I'd still take Freddie in Test cricket, but Watson will finish his career with better stats in all three forms of the game.

Better Stats Through Rules Whether a migration of underskilled underclassmen was to blame or merely a heavy concentration on defense, the aesthetic quality of the N.B.A. has taken its hits over the last few years.

One of the many announcements in the smallprint of the budget was a £10m pledge for a new centre for the nation's statisticians, which will enable the Office for National Statistics to produce better stats, more quickly.

You also will see better stats for venues (how many people have checked-in, etc).

Seattle has allowed opposing team's number one receivers an average of 8.6 fantasy points this season, so a similar if not better stat line from Boldin could be expected in Week 10, making him a rock-solid WR2 this week.

For Queens Park Rangers, better defensive stats at home may simply have signified bigger defeats away.

Who has the better record, stats, etc. over the long term?

Considering that Slovenia arguably has better medical stats than we do, and its president is active on Darfur and ours isn't, and its president actually has better command of English than our own — how about if we switch presidents with Slovenia?

But it was Murray who ended with the better service stats, the Scot rattling through 20 aces compared with Janowicz's nine.