Sentence examples for case statistics from inspiring English sources

The evidence was thin in this case — statistics showing an earlier spike in morning Internet traffic.

Last week, the federal Administrative Office of the Courts released their 2014 case statistics, showing how many lawsuits had been filed in different categories over the past year in district courts.

Bertie Armstrong, chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation, warned "worst case statistics" were continually used.

In any case, statistics are a dangerous thing, so I would urge caution.

But in this case, statistics don't make the man.

The case statistics available to date indicate two thirds full settlements and 12-14% partial settlements for an 80% total.

In other cases, statistics are distorted through sheer ignorance.

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that up to 40% of the 40bn injections administered annually are delivered with syringes that have been reused without sterilisation, causing over 30% of hepatitis B and C cases and 5% of HIV cases – statistics that have put the problem at number five on the WHO priority list.

"However, the public have not been trusted with a balanced message, receiving instead a diet of excessive gloom using generalised global worst-case statistics.

In some cases, statistics haven't been compiled with one time frame in mind.