Sentence examples for claims statistics from inspiring English sources

Such technologies are too new to be reflected in claims statistics, so insurers are holding tight.

Next year comes environmental analysis comparing local incidences of, say, disability with claims statistics.

A FEMA spokeswoman said the agency would have National Flood Insurance Program claims statistics for Harvey later this week.

"Our claims statistics show that drivers who have committed a speeding offence are a higher risk than drivers who do not commit speeding offences in the first place".

It's based on a mixture of police data and Aviva's own claims statistics, and a few elements are interesting in their way.

And while it's well known that lorries are disproportionately involved in crashes with cyclists, Aviva's own claims statistics also show 37% of serious incidents with bikes involved vans.

The weekly jobless-claims statistics are notoriously volatile.

The recent rise in new jobless claims has raised worries that the April report will also be disappointing, although some forecasters say the jobless-claims statistics have been affected by the timing of Easter.

Strick van Linschoten found that some of the claimed statistics of leaders killed or captured provided in briefings to the US press were far in excess of the totals of the press releases over the same period.

He also claimed statistics on rape would reveal a racial bias in the perpetrators, and another tweet stated: "All Muslims needs to leave Europe America and Oz,or denounce their pathetic Satanic religion".

In teams that are as offensive as Barcelona and the Spanish national team, the central midfielder is fundamental to maintain balance". It is no idle claim: statistics show, for example, that Dani Alves, nominally Barcelona's full-back, spends more time in the opposition half than his own.