Sentence examples for data-driven arguments from inspiring English sources

It's easy to make data-driven arguments for stronger gun laws built on statistical evidence; but that levelheaded approach has never been enough.

But there are sound data-driven arguments to be made over the specifics, such as whether the gains of pre-school justify the costs, or whether the Earned Income Tax Credit helps make people less poor, or if receiving food stamps promotes sloth and dependence.

Over the past several years, college leaders across the country have successfully parried proposals to permit concealed guns on their campuses with forceful, data-driven arguments showing campuses are safer without them.

Early in the course, we assessed the quantitative skills that students bring to the introductory biology classroom and found that students had difficulties in performing simple calculations, representing data graphically, and articulating data-driven arguments.

He composed a communiqué that laid out a sober, data-driven argument in favor of the lanes — the type of bullet-pointed memo more familiar to political spin shops than public agencies — and posted it on the mayor's Web site.

"In public settings, it can be quite hard to get folks walking by interested in a data-driven argument about your cause.

9. Ron Miller wrote that this year's Boston Red Sox could be an argument against data-driven decision making, in that you cannot always rely on data to give you the desired outcome.

In it, heads of 16 of the nation's larger urban school districts reassert their arguments for charter schools and data-driven performance measures as solutions to the challenges hampering improved student performance.

In such scenarios there are strong arguments for making use of data-driven model selection methods (ideally in conjunction with subject matter knowledge if there is any).

But, in her deeply nice, data-driven way, Ms. Sandberg is making a revolutionary argument.

Gallup has described the study as an exercise in "data-driven" analysis of a topic where prejudice can easily prevail.The authors rehearse several arguments that make sense to anybody who knows the Muslim world.