Sentence examples for down statistics from inspiring English sources

For decades, high poverty rates among new immigrants have weighed down statistics on Hispanics and obscured advances of latter-generation Latino Americans.

It is hard to pin down statistics, because no one collates them centrally: but Michelle Thornton, consultant colorectal surgeon for NHS Lanarkshire, says third- and fourth-degree tears happen in 3% of vaginal deliveries in countries such as the UK.

"This author has a refreshing way of stating the facts, of breaking down statistics into recognizable teenagers, of making you smile, be contrite and infuriated all at once," writer and teacher Beverly Grunwald wrote in the New York Times in 1965.

In fact, it's watered down statistics.

VP breaks down statistics and information around key issues like house demolitions, hunger strikes, and water contamination to make them more accessible to the general public.

Last year the website Politifact did an excellent job breaking down the statistics behind the statistic.

Yet climate discourse is usually pretty clinical, weighed down with statistics and policy jargon.

It's hard to track down official statistics on homelessness that take account of gender.

I love the chase — discovering people to interview, nailing down gritty statistics to support a hypothesis.

Total membership has risen 168percentt since 2003, when the association began breaking down membership statistics by gender.

Breaking down the statistics, the most worrying trend is a rise in the rate among men aged 40-44.