Sentence examples similar to depending on whose statistics you use from inspiring English sources

The justifications for the xenophobia are plentiful as Lebanon and its wobbly economy and infrastructure groan under the weight of some 1.5 million Syrians, depending on whose statistics one believes.

The projected deficit for 2015 is 4percentto5percentcent of G.D.P., depending on whose assumptions you use.

More than half, depending on whose number you use and how much time you give it.

Depending on whose numbers you use, they are fighting over a way to come up with about $100 million.

It's largely held onto advertisers, with revenues at $16 billion or so, depending on whose figures you use.

It just depends on which statistics you use and, more specifically, the value you put on goals.

Whether that makes it a success or a failure depends on whose metric you use.

Depending on which set of statistics you use, Nkowcha has been in the winning squad of either five or six African Women's Championships.

It depends on which set of statistics you use and, as with most statistics, there's ample room to quibble.

It depends, as usual, on which statistics you use.

The mayor had asked for an additional $400 million, but the package is worth between $300 million and $370 million, depending on whose estimates are used.